The music of Judith Weir

Publishing
The music of Judith Weir is published exclusively by Chester Music Limited and Novello & Co, part of the Wise Music Group of Companies.
Please visit wisemusicclassical.com for more information.

Sheet Music

To purchase sheet music please visit musicroom.com or contact your local retailer. You can also download sheet music by Judith here.

Online Scores

You can view scores by Judith Weir online at ScoresOnDemand.

Performances
For a full list of forthcoming and past performances please see the calendar here.

Listen

Hear Judith's recordings online here and find out more about the commercial recordings available in the gallery below.

The Vanishing Bridegroom

Weir's opera, commissioned by Glasgow District Council for the 1990 City of Culture celebrations, takes three Scottish folktales, all concerned with disappearance: The Inheritance and The Stranger.

NMC Records

A Night at the Chinese Opera

Weir's colourful tale of 14th-century China is by turns comic, melodramatic and tragic. Set during the invasion of China by Genghis Khan, it tells the story of orphaned Chao Lin.

NMC Records

Piano Concerto

Weir's own choice of her chamber music featuring piano explore Weir's fascination with folk music: the sparkling Piano Concerto explores her Scottish roots.

NMC Records

The Welcome Arrival of Rain

The first ever disc of Weir's major orchestral works, performed by the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Martyn Brabbins, includes Natural History, Moon and Star, Forest, Heroic Strokes of the Bow, and title work The Welcome Arrival of Rain.

NMC Records

Blond Eckbert

Blond Eckbert, Judith Weir's first opera, is based on Ludwig Tieck's folk-like tale of a quiet elderly couple whose secluded life eerily unravels as their fantastical past catches up with them. The music's apparent simplicity, with echoes of Weber's Freischütz - belies its underlying darkness.

NMC Records

Piano Trio Two

Judith Weir | Choral Music

The first recording devoted entirely to Judith Weir's choral music, sung by the Choir of Gonville & Caius, directed by Geoffrey Webber.

Delphian

Songs from the Exotic

String Quartet

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