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Carol J Jones is a composer of contemporary classical music, writing chamber, orchestral and vocal music. Informed by scientific methods, her work deconstructs sounds to create bold, layered compositions. Her work focuses on highlighting our changing understanding of the natural world as well as lesser-heard female stories. Her music has been broadcast on BBC Radio 3, BBC One and BBC World Service and has been performed in venues ranging from Westminster Abbey to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Her works have been workshopped and performed by ensembles including the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Ligeti Quartet, Armida Quartet, Fidelio Trio, members of Psappha, members of the Heath Quartet, Joby Burgess, Claire McCaldin, Libby Burgess, and Fenella Humphreys. She is currently studying for a DPhil in Music Composition at the University of Oxford, researching sequences in nature and music. New works being premiered in 2021/22 include the digital premiere of chrysalis, a collaboration with Oxford Alternative Orchestra and choreographer Ruth Brill, and premieres of the light thief with Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra and evergreen with Opera North. Please use the Contact page if you wish to obtain a copy of Carol's biography. Not to be reproduced without permission.
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