Released today!! So much thanks due to Paul and Albert for the absolutely fantastic performances, to Stephen Sutton at Divine Art, and to Sir Christopher Le Brun and his staff for their enthusiasm and cooperation in respect of White Book 3 and the setting up of the cover and liner notes. Available at Divine Art, […]

Today, at Reston (near Washington), the Beau Soir Ensemble will give the first performance of ‘Couperin on the Road’, with more than another twenty performances coming up in the next few months. Much thanks to all the players, but especially to harpist Michelle Lundy for her tireless cooperation in helping me get the harp part […]

Seria Ludo’, the new recording of my piano music, is now available for pre-order (release on October 8th) – https://divineartrecords.com/recording/seria-ludo-piano-music-by-graham-lynch/?fbclid=IwAR1h772G0K3JvtA0_zyw-ZiEw-sM6RtAwhERTI8ReQJq2et2mcE5mAJcJag

Today is the first of a number of premieres that are happening this month. The Sonata for two guitars was finished over a year ago but has had to wait for its first performance, now that concerts are happening again. It’s something of an epic piece, in three movements, and could never have been completed […]

It’s super to see some older pieces continuing to get played, and in this case it’s some tangos written almost 20 years ago! These three pieces – Alba, Eurydice Sings, and Pájaros del Mar – are getting their Chinese premieres at Steinway Hall in Changsha next Tuesday. These are part of a concert of tango […]

Much thanks to Hélène Diot for continuing to play my music, and for today’s performances of Admiring Yoro Waterfall and Ay! at the Festival Ars Terra in France. These are two very different pieces, but they fit nicely into the programme theme of ‘Nature and Passions’ (Yoro being ‘nature’, and Ay! ‘passion). Merci Helene!

Today sees the first UK performance of my ‘Symphony Cocteau’ at the Royal College of Music, given by a student ensemble. This long, four movement work was originally commissioned and premiered by the East End sax quartet in the US. Much thanks to Kyle Horch for once again including my sax music at an RCM […]

Final day of the guitar CD recording in Helsinki (five fabulous guitarists playing duos, trio, quartet, quintet) and today and yesterday it was duos. I’m hugely grateful to Rody van Gemert, Jose Casallas, Mari Mäntylä, Antti Ignatius, and Petri Kumela for combining their incredible talents to make this recording happen, and especially to Rody for […]

It’s a real relief to gradually be up and running again, and there are a number of premieres coming soon. There’s a new sax quartet which will be played in Chile in July by the Cuarteto de Saxofones Oriente, and a 15’ piano work that will have it’s first performance in Cambridge in August, performed […]

It doesn’t seem that long ago that I was often getting 100+ performances each year, and now that’s totally changed. Hopefully there will be a gradual return to some sort of ‘normality’ (and I have a fair number of commissioned pieces waiting for performance, so things will get much busier once concerts start again) but […]