Composer Rui Ribeiro presents his latest album, Ephemeral Scenes, a sonic meditation on impermanence and the fragile beauty of the world around us. Released by Blim Records and now available on all digital platforms.

Lisbon’s Tivoli BBVA theater hosted a truly remarkable concert that brought together two musical worlds rarely found on the same stage: the refined realm of symphonic music and the vibrant energy of contemporary folk rock. At the heart of this fusion was Portuguese composer and orchestrator Rui Ribeiro.

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

A 3D film based on Veloso Salgado’s iconic painting Vasco da Gama Before the Zamorin of Calicut  comes to life with Rui Ribeiro’s original score, echoing the tension and diplomacy of Vasco da Gama’s historic meeting.

At TED 2025 in Vancouver, Chinese-born composer Yijia Tu took the stage alongside Portuguese composer Rui Ribeiro to deliver a deeply emotional talk about cultural heritage and memory.

In 2025, composer Rui Ribeiro's solo piano album Miniatures I celebrates its 10th anniversary. To mark the occasion, a special edition, Miniatures Unreleased, will be released, featuring previously unheard pieces that were left out of the three earlier volumes of Miniatures.

After nearly two decades of collaboration with Blim Records, a prominent production company and label in the Portuguese music scene, Rui Ribeiro takes on the role of CEO alongside Ricardo Ferreira, co-founder of the company.

Rui Ribeiro reflects on his collaboration with Aurea in composing and producing her music from the beginning of her career up to 2021.

After a decade of collaboration with orchestras, instrumental groups, and Chinese artists, Rui Ribeiro shares insights from his experience in bridging distinct cultures in the East.

The 6th edition of the PLAY - Portuguese Music Awards comes to a close, marked since its debut in 2019 by the official sound identity created by Rui Ribeiro and Ricardo Ferreira. This soundtrack has become an integral part of the event's identity, which annually celebrates Portuguese music.