UPCOMING LIVE PERFORMANCES
March 2026 - Two brand new transcriptions (for wind and brass) of We're Going On A Bear Hunt - The Film: Live In Concert! Click above or below for info and tickets:
LATEST NEWS [See full news page here]
January 22nd 2026 - OSCAR NOMINATION for A FRIEND OF DOROTHY... Joyous news comes today in the form of an Academy Award nomination for A Friend of Dorothy. Stuart's score plays a pivotal role and co-stars alongside Miriam Margolyes, Stephen Fry and Alastair Nwachukwu in this masterpiece of a film from writer/director Lee Knight, which takes its rightful place at the top table, nominated for Best Live Action Short Film. Will it take the honours at 98th edition of the Oscars on Sunday March 15th?
November 14th 2025 - Soundtrack releases for LARGO and A FRIEND OF DOROTHY... Today sees the releases of not one, but two EPs online - the soundtracks to the short films Largo and A Friend of Dorothy. Both are enjoying festival success and are now Oscar- and BAFTA-longlisted and both Stuart's scores were finalists at the recent Music+Sound Awards, with Dorothy scooping the honours. The soundtracks are out on ShortCuts from MovieScore Media - and can be heard on Spotify by clicking on the images above.
February 16th 2025 - KENSUKE'S KINGDOM at the BAFTAs... The animated masterpiece (featuring Stuart's symphonic score) features today at the BAFTA Film Awards, with a nomination for Best Children's & Family Film. It's the pinnacle of an awards season that has seen the film pick up 26 awards internationally (including 17 for Stuart's score alone) plus an 11 further nominations. Among them are an Annie Award nomination for Best Music, and wins at the Music+Sound Awards, World Entertainment Awards, British Animation Awards, and nominations with the International Film Music Critics Association for Best Animation Score and Film Score of the Year. See the movie's full list of music honours here.
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"In essence, this soundtrack neatly encapsulates everything that got me interested in soundtracks in the first place. Hancock is a bloody genius, and I'm enjoying listening to him blossom. 10/10" [soundtrack review of Hawk]
