LATEST NEWS
October 2017
Australian premiere of ‘with what do winter’s summers sing?’
October 2017
Divine Art / Metier CD Launch with Aurea Luce
September 2017
Aurea Luce at ‘Women’s Work in Music’ Conference
August 2017
Second visit to Bei Wu Wesenberg as Composer-in-Residence
August 2017
Three Jennys on ABRSM Syllabus 2018-21
August 2017
Kate Ledger premieres Hidden Ceremonies 1 at Late Music York
September 2017
Diana Mathews performs Allah hu! at St. John’s, Wimbledon
September 2017
Bingham Quartet give world premiere of Geda’s Weavings at Late Music York
July 2017
Karen Wimhurst at Shaftesbury Fringe Festival
June 2017
The PRSF Composers’ Fund award for Bei Wu Residency, Berlin
June 2017
As-salāmu ʿalaykum Bethlehem recording for Prima Facie
June 2017
Gulistan-e Nur featured on Australian documentary soundtrack
June 2017
Katherine Clarke performs Three Dances for Diana Nemorensis
June 2017
Premiere of ‘mimih’ at Kunstler Bei Wu Sculpture Park, Wessenberg
May 2017
SQUISH! at Greater Hartford Arts Council Panel Discussion
May 2017
Peter Sheppard Skaerved in Moretonhampstead Church & on TEDxBergen
May 2017
Lecture at Florida State University Centre, London
May 2017
Goldfield Ensemble Celebrate Nicola Lefanu’s 70th Birthday
April 2017
…ballare una passacaglia di ombre…on Lefanu’s BBC3 Composer of the Week
April 2017
Madeleine Mitchell and Nigel Clayton record Aurea Luce for Divine Art
April 2017
Gallery in the Arctic and Baltimore
April 2017
Extracts from The Rosegarden of Light on Channel 4 News
April 2017
Recording solo piano disc for Prima Facie
April 2017
Squish! at Columbia University, New York
March 2017
Dr K. Sextet performs Bell Music for St. Casimir at Late Music York
March 2017
BBC Radio 3 broadcast of Gulistan-e Nur: The Rosegarden of Light
March 2017
Squish! at Big Red for the Arts Gala, Infinity Theater, Hartford
March 2017
Contributor to PRSF Women Make Music Evaluation 2011-2016
March 2017
Squish! Three performances with students from the American uDeaf School in Connecticut
January 2017
NMSW ‘Angela Carter’ Commission at the Royal West of England Academy
January 2017
Afghanistan’s first women conductors lead performances from Gulistan-e Nur
January 2017
Sadie was born in 1965 in Adelaide, Australia.
Now based in Dorset, she works as a freelance composer across the UK and abroad. Her music has been performed internationally by some of the world’s top musicians with numerous radio and television broadcasts. Several CDs of her music (NMC, METIER, Sargasso, Toccata Classics, BML, Cadenza, Clarinet Classics, Prima Facie) have been released to critical acclaim. Her works are published by UYMP, ABRSM and Recital Music.
Sadie is currently Composer-in-Residence with the American ensemble Cuatro Puntos and the first Composer-in-Residence with the Keunstler Bei Wu Sculpture Park, Wessenberg, Germany, a post supported by an Arts Council England International Development Grant and a PRSF Composers’ Fund award.
Welcome to her website.
Sadie Harrison is supported by PRS Foundation’s Composers’ Fund, a new opportunity for classical composers with a strong track record, supported by the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation
