by David Clayton on January 3, 2012
Here is the third excerpt in as many weeks of Frederick performing his Archangels trilogy. This is the third movement inspired by the Archangel Gabriel. Based in London, Frederick Stocken is a composer who is creating modern compositions in the classical tradition. By this, I mean that he creates works that seek to follow [...]
by David Clayton on December 27, 2011
More video of Frederick Stocken performing his own organ composition. Following on from last week’s posting of Frederick playing the last movement of his music inspired by St Michael, this week and next week I will post more excerpts from Frederick Stocken’s trilogy of sacred works inspired by the archangels. Today we have the second [...]
by David Clayton on December 15, 2011
St Michael the Archangel Based in London, Frederick Stocken is a composer who is creating modern compositions in the classical tradition. By this, I mean that he creates works that seek to follow traditional principles of harmony and with a melodic richness and complexity appropriate to it – ie his work is neither dissonant nor [...]
by David Clayton on April 18, 2010
Introducing the the music of Frederick Stocken. Frederick is a Catholic British composer whose credits include his Mass, the Missa Pacis, commissioned by the London Oratory, the best-selling Lament for Bosnia and a symphony commissioned for the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and premiered at the Royal Albert Hall in London. His serious but accessible musical style has [...]