Recognized as one of the most prestigious equestrian competitions in the world, the Longines League of Nations™, a new format replacing the century-old FEI Jumping Nations Cup, features an official soundtrack composed by Rui Ribeiro.

With the support of the Portuguese Society of Authors, the collective Lusitanian Ghosts, which revitalizes traditional Portuguese string instruments, will present a special concert featuring rearrangements and orchestrations of the band’s songs by composer Rui Ribeiro.

After nearly two decades of collaboration with Blim Records, a prominent production and publishing company in the Portuguese market, Rui Ribeiro has officially taken on the role of CEO alongside co-founder Ricardo Ferreira.

In 2025, composer Rui Ribeiro will commemorate the 10th anniversary of his solo piano album, "Miniatures I." To mark this milestone, he will release a special edition titled "Miniatures Unreleased," featuring previously unheard pieces that were excluded from the three earlier volumes of "Miniatures."

After a decade of collaborating with orchestras, instrumental groups, and Chinese artists, and conducting dozens of concerts across China, Rui Ribeiro reflects on his experience bridging distinct cultures in the East.

"8 Impromptus for Felted Piano" is the latest solo work from composer and pianist Rui Ribeiro, featuring eight new pieces that originated from improvised ideas.

In a recent interview on SIC’s "Caixa Mágica," composer and producer Rui Ribeiro shared insights into his long-standing collaboration with Aurea, one of Portugal's most successful artists.

From the early days of the recording industry to the present, string arrangements have been employed effectively, infusing contemporary songs with a timeless quality. Composer Rui Ribeiro, who has extensive experience in creating string arrangements, shares his insights on how these ancient instruments continue to enhance modern music.

The sixth edition of the PLAY - Portuguese Music Awards has come to a close, marked by its official sound identity created by Rui Ribeiro and Ricardo Ferreira since its inception in 2019. This soundtrack has become an integral part of the event, which annually celebrates Portuguese music.

Rui Ribeiro shares his insights on the use of virtual instruments in creating contemporary orchestral sounds, discussing both their advantages and disadvantages, as well as the fundamental importance of studying orchestration to achieve convincing results.