VIDEO: We caught composer Mark-Anthony Turnage during Edinburgh International Festival to chat about what it felt like creating his first opera, GREEK, in 1988, and why it's still just as provocative 30 years later: | Scottish Opera

Composer Mark-Anthony Turnage appeared on In Tune fresh from the Oliviers, where his new opera Festen picked up two awards. He opened up to Petroc Trelawny about his fears for the future of opera. Listen to In Tune on BBC Sounds. | BBC Radio 3

Hear composer Mark-Anthony Turnage talk about his expressive and poetic opera 'The Silver Tassie' ahead of tomorrow's performance with us and the BBC Singers as part of our Total Immersion: In Remembrance at the Barbican Centre. You can still get tickets 👉 https://bbc.in/2DxrglP | BBC Symphony Orchestra

Tomorrow, Sir Simon Rattle's 70th birthday celebration continues with the world premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage's new guitar concerto, Sco, performed by the legendary John Scofield. 🎸✨ Hear Mark-Anthony share insights about the piece and his bond with Sir Simon and John Scofield. 🙌 | London Symphony Orchestra

Meet Richard Watkins, Principal Horn of the Philharmonia Orchestra from 1985-1996, as he chats with composer and friend, Mark-Anthony Turnage at the Philharmonia offices in London. Turnage has composed a new piece for horn and orchestra called 'Towards Alba', which he wrote for Richard Watkins. The piece was commissioned by the Philharmonia Orchestra with support from John and Carol Wates as part of the Orchestra's 75th birthday celebrations in 2020. Find out all about this new piece and how the