Rebecca Dale

Rebecca Dale is a British composer making waves in the classical and film music scenes. She made history in 2018 as the first female composer to sign with Decca Classics, releasing her debut album 'Requiem for My Mother', which features her Materna Requiem and the choral symphony 'When Music Sounds'. Dale's music is known for its dramatic, ethereal, and emotive qualities, showcasing her talent for creating rich, evocative soundscapes.

Her compositions span a wide range of genres, from orchestral and choral works to film and television scores. She has collaborated with prestigious ensembles such as the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, the Philharmonia, and the London Symphony Orchestra, and has been commissioned by notable organizations like Classic FM and the Church of England. Dale's work has been described as some of the most exciting and innovative in contemporary classical music, with her pieces often exploring deep emotional themes and intricate musical structures.

In addition to her classical compositions, Rebecca Dale has also made a name for herself in the world of film and television, contributing to Hollywood films and BBC television series. Her versatility and creativity have earned her a reputation as a composer who can seamlessly blend different musical styles and genres. Whether she's writing for a full orchestra or a intimate chamber ensemble, Dale's music always manages to captivate and inspire.