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Carol J Jones, described as a “rising voice” in The Strad, is a classical composer, writing chamber, vocal and orchestral music. Her unique approach to composition deconstructs sounds to uncover the hidden music in nature and change our understanding of the natural world.
She has been commissioned and worked with ensembles including the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Southbank Sinfonia, the Orchestra of Opera North, BBC Singers, Black Oak Ensemble, Orkest De Ereprijs, Ligeti Quartet, Heather Roche and Fenella Humphreys. Her works have been performed in a variety of spaces, from traditional venues such as Westminster Abbey and Hoddinott Hall to a sound installation under the trees at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and a concert hall turned planetarium at St John's Smith Square. A keen collaborator, she has worked with choreographers Ruth Brill and Jack Philip, creative director Matt Belcher and sound artist Alex Metcalf. Her music can be found on recordings by Cedille Records and Convivum Records and has been broadcast on BBC Radio 3. Carol is a Soundhub Associate with the London Symphony Orchestra. Please use the Contact page if you wish to obtain a copy of Carol's biography.
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