Craig's debut classical album, Memory Takes My Hand, is not out until Monday 2nd June, but already you can look forward to it's first live performance when the Orchestra Nationale d'Ile-de-France will play all three pieces from the album; Memory Takes My Hand, Immer and One Minute, along with Visconti (a piece composed by Craig following a commission from the Barbican for a short work to be premiered by the London Sinfonietta as part of the electronic festival)* at Basilique Cathédrale on June 26th as part of Festival De Saint-Denis.

The orchestra will be conducted by Garry Walker and the soprano will be Anne De Renaissance.

Find out more about the festival at www.festival-saint-denis.com and watch out for our competition, coming soon, when you'll have a chance to win a pair of tickets to Festival De Saint-Denis.

* After re-viewing Visconti's film Death in Venice, he decided to base his new piece around the opening bars of the Adagietto from Mahler's Fifth Symphony - as used in the film's soundtrack - hence the name!