Jane Stanley

I’ve recently composed a new piece for The Hermes Experiment for them to record as part of my upcoming portrait CD to be released on Delphian Records. I had a really great workshop of the piece with The Hermes Experiment on 16 June and I wanted to document the key points that I learned from…

Click the following link to hear a recent broadcast of my piece Pentimenti, performed by Re:Sono Duo. My bit starts at 16:41. https://www.lrt.lt/mediateka/irasas/2000276250

Click here to read a lovely blog about my new piece 14 Weeks for SATB explored from a performer’s perspective. Abby is a member of the Glasgow School of Art choir, and additionally, she studied Music with me at the University of Glasgow.

D-re-A-mi-N-gl-Y (2015/2018) is a composition for mezzo soprano, piano and percussion setting three poems by E.E.Cummings. This work is the product of my interests both in spatialised performance and socially-mediated composition process.  The following discussion aims to show how my piece originated as an exploration of composition for spatialised performance, but then turned towards the…

I have been thinking a lot about the role that musical imagery plays in my compositional working method. To inform this reflection, I have been immersing myself in literature on the topic, most recently a book chapter by Freya Bailes and Laura Bishop (Musical Imagery in the Creative Process[1]). What follows here is a reflection…

My new piece Where to from here? for solo violin will be premiered by Emma Baird at the Royal Academy of Music as part of their 200 Pieces project on 11 November, Angela Burgess Recital Hall. Here is my programme note: “Where to from here? is a musical exploration of the twists and turns that…

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Click here to see a video about my piece Lalla Rookh, its origins as a work for solo natural horn and speaker, through to a horn quartet.

Click here to read my recent essay about the 2018 revised version of D-re-A-mi-N-g-ly. You can also listen to the recording here.

     I’ll be composing a new piece for a fabulous collaborative venture between Glasgow School of Art Choir and Glasgow Women’s Library. It’s funded by Creative Scotland and has been announced today! Creative Scotland Announcement

Alex South will premiere Firefly Reflection for solo clarinet on 23 May at Bell Pettigrew Museum, University of St. Andrews.

My new work for solo bass clarinet will be premiered by Sarah Watts as part of her Ten Wee Drams project on the Isle of Raasay. Here is an article about the project.