Upcoming Events
KONTAKTE review and album of the week feature in the Guardian:
"Barton and Rhys prove perfect guides to all these complexities; there may already be a number of recordings of this remarkable work, but theirs adds an extra dimension to it, both literally and metaphorically." - Andrew Clements
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Upcoming events:
28 October
with London Sinfonietta
Royal Festival Hall (BBC Radio 3 broadcast only)
19 November - CoDI Arbrofol/CoDI Experimental
Experimental music workshop at Ty Cerdd
with Angharad Davies and Rhodri Davies
Canolfan Mileniwm Cymru/Wales Millennium Centre
21 November - Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
with GBSR Duo
Arne Gieshoff - Spillikins (world premiere)
Angharad Davies - Rydal Mount (with Angharad Davies)
BBC Maida Vale Studios (BBC Radio 3 broadcast only)
24-25 November
Recording session with Explore Ensemble
details tba
27 November - NEW RELEASE
John Cage Remixed - Mira Calix/Siwan Rhys
John Cage - selection from 'Sonatas and Interludes' re-voiced by Mira Calix
released on Classical Remix
5 December - Spitalfields Festival: At Home
with the Miller-Porfiris Duo
music by Joy N Effiong, Sarah Rodgers, Jasmin Kent Rodgman, and Susannah Self
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New releases out now:
Oliver Leith - good day good day bad day bad day
released on Another Timbre
August 2020
I hope this finds you well in these strange times, Vol. 1
released on Nonclassical
CHAINES - so smol (hewwo) recorded during 2020 Covid-19 lockdown
with GBSR Duo
July 2020
Tim Parkinson - Here Comes a Monster
released on Takuroku
vocals recorded during 2020 Covid-19 lockdown
May 2020
Photo © Dimitri Djuric
"Siwan Rhys seems the ideal interpreter, ever-fresh in her delivery"
International Piano Magazine
"...sofferte onde serene... played with wonderful authority and assurance by Siwan Rhys..."
The Guardian
"Absorbing and elegant music, beautifully played"
Nick Mason, Pink Floyd
"...Berio's wonderful early piano miniatures, tenderly played by Siwan Rhys"
The Telegraph
"...the weird noises pianist Siwan Rhys is plucking into being from under her lid..."
The Guardian