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Michael Nyman

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English composer and pianist (born 1944)
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Michael Laurence Nyman,CBE (born 23 March 1944) is an English composer, pianist,librettist,musicologist, andfilmmaker. He is known for numerous filmscores (many written during his lengthy collaboration with thefilmmakerPeter Greenaway), and hismulti-platinumsoundtrack album toJane Campion'sThe Piano. He has written a number of operas, includingThe Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat;Letters, Riddles and Writs;Noises, Sounds & Sweet Airs;Facing Goya;Man and Boy: Dada;Love Counts; andSparkie: Cage and Beyond. He has written sixconcerti, fivestring quartets, and many otherchamber works, many for hisMichael Nyman Band. He is also a performing pianist. Nyman prefers to write opera over other forms of music.[1]

Early life and education

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Nyman was born inStratford, London, to a family of secular Jewish furriers who immigrated from Poland.[2][3]

Nyman was educated at theSir George Monoux Grammar School, Walthamstow. He studied from 1961 until 1967 atKing's College London, and at theRoyal Academy of Music until 1967 withAlan Bush andThurston Dart,[4] focusing on piano and seventeenth-centurybaroque music. He won theHoward Carr Memorial Prize for composition in July 1964.[5] In 1965–66 Nyman secured a residency inRomania to study folk-song, supported by aBritish Council bursary.[6]

Career

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Work as music critic, 1968–1976

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Nyman says he discovered his aesthetic by playing thearia "Madamina, il catalogo è questo" from Mozart'sDon Giovanni on his piano in the style ofJerry Lee Lewis, which "dictated the dynamic, articulation and texture of everything I've subsequently done."[7] It subsequently became the base for his 1977 pieceIn Re Don Giovanni.

In 1969, Nyman provided thelibretto ofHarrison Birtwistle's operaDown by the Greenwood Side and directed the short filmLove Love Love (based onthe Beatles' "All You Need Is Love").[6] He then settled into music criticism, where he is generally acknowledged to have been the first to apply the term "minimalism" to music, in a 1968 article inThe Spectator magazine about the English composerCornelius Cardew. He wrote introductions forGeorge Frideric Handel'sConcerti grossi, Op. 6, and interviewedGeorge Brecht in 1976.[8] His 1976 albumDecay Music was produced byBrian Eno. In 1974 Nyman published an influential book calledExperimental Music: Cage and Beyond, which explored the influence ofJohn Cage onclassical composers.

Founding of Campiello Band and collaboration with Peter Greenaway, 1976–1990

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In the 1970s, Nyman was a member of thePortsmouth Sinfonia – the self-described World's Worst Orchestra. He was the featured pianist on the orchestra's recording of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" on the 1979Martin Lewis-produced20 Classic Rock Classics album, on which the Sinfonia gave their unique interpretations of the pop and rock repertoire of the 1950s–1970s.

In 1976, he formed the Campiello Band, which became theMichael Nyman Band, for a production ofCarlo Goldoni'sIl Campiello. Originally made up of old instruments such asrebecs andshawms alongside more modern instruments like the saxophone to produce as loud a sound as possible without amplification, the band later switched to a fully amplified line-up of string quartet, three saxophones, trumpet,horn,bass trombone, bass guitar and piano. Many of Nyman's works are written for his ensemble, with the lineup variously altered and augmented.

One of his earliest film scores was the 1976 British sex comedyKeep It Up Downstairs, followed by numerous films, many of them European art films, including eleven directed byPeter Greenaway. Nyman drew frequently onearly music sources in his scores for Greenaway's films:Henry Purcell inThe Draughtsman's Contract (1982) andThe Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) (which includedMemorial and Miserere Paraphrase),Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber inA Zed & Two Noughts (1985),Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart inDrowning by Numbers (1988), andJohn Dowland inProspero's Books (1991), largely at the request of the director.[9] He wrote settings to various texts by Mozart forLetters, Riddles and Writs, part ofNot Mozart.

In 1987 Nyman composed the operaNoises, Sounds & Sweet Airs, forsoprano,alto,tenor and instrumental ensemble (based on Nyman's score for the balletLa Princesse de Milan); the operaThe Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat (1986), based on a case-study byOliver Sacks; and fivestring quartets. He also recorded pop music with theFlying Lizards; a version of hisBird List from the soundtrack to Peter Greenaway'sThe Falls (1980) appears on their albumFourth Wall as "Hands 2 Take".

1990s

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In 1990 he composedAriel Songs for soprano and band; in 1993MGV (Musique à Grande Vitesse) for band and orchestra; concertos for saxophone, piano (based on the score forThe Piano), violin,harpsichord, trombone, and saxophone & cello recorded byJohn Harle andJulian Lloyd Webber;

In 1991 Nyman composedThe Michael Nyman Songbook based on poetry byPaul Celan,Arthur Rimbaud,Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart andWilliam Shakespeare. HisSix Celan Songs off this collection were composed forUte Lemper, with whom he recorded the album. Ute Lemper also performed in the 1992 concert film of the same name, directed byVolker Schlöndorff.

In 1993, Nyman's popularity increased after he wrote the score toJane Campion's award-winning 1993 filmThe Piano. The album became a classical music best-seller, selling over three million copies. His soundtrack won anIvor Novello Award, aGolden Globe, aBAFTA and anAmerican Film Institute award, and nominated for aBritish Academy Award and aGolden Globe. He produced a soundtrack for the silent filmMan with a Movie Camera, which largely reworked material he wrote for the soundtrack of the 1996 video gameEnemy Zero.

Nyman at the 2009Venice Film Festival

His forays into Hollywood wereGattaca (1997),Ravenous (1999) (with musicianDamon Albarn), andThe End of the Affair (1999).Gattaca was nominated for aSaturn Award for Best Music.

In 1999, Nyman created a group called Foster's Social Orchestra, which specialised in the work ofStephen Foster. One of their pieces appeared in the filmRavenous and an additional work, not used in the film, appeared on the soundtrack album.

21st century

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In 2000, he produced an opera on the subject ofcloning on alibretto by Victoria Hardie titledFacing Goya, an expansion of their one-act operaVital Statistics. The lead, a widowed art banker, is written forcontralto and the role was created by Hilary Summers. His newest operas areMan and Boy: Dada (2003) andLove Counts (2005), both on libretti byMichael Hastings.

From 2002 to 2005 he was a composer-in-residence at theBadisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe, Germany.[10]

He composed the music for the children's television seriesTitch[11] which is based on the books written and illustrated byPat Hutchins.

On 7 July 2007, Nyman performed atLive Earth inJapan. Nyman began a long-term artistic collaboration with the filmmakerMax Pugh which resulted in many short art films, three experimental feature documentaries and a number of video installations. In 2008 Nyman realised, in collaboration with the cultural association Volumina,Sublime, an artist's book that unified his music with his passion for photography.

In October 2009, Nyman releasedThe Glare, a collaborative collection of songs withDavid McAlmont. The album – recorded with the Michael Nyman Band – finds McAlmont putting lyrics based on contemporary news stories to 11 pieces of Nyman music drawn from different phases of his career.[12]

In 2012, he made a soundtrack for film,Everyday.Keith H. Yoo in 2012 commissioned Nyman to write a 26-minutepiano quintet in fourmovements titledThrough the Only Window. It premiered at the gala dinner for his fatherYoo Byung-eun's photographic exhibition "Through My Window" in theTuileries Garden ofThe Louvre in Paris on 25 June 2012. The work has been recorded by Nyman Quintet in theAbbey Road Studios, and has been released on Nyman's record label.[13][14][15] In 2013 Nyman was again commissioned to compose a piece for Yoo Byung-eun's exhibition in theOrangerie Hall of thePalace of Versailles, and wrote the 32-minute-long symphony in four movements, Symphony No. 6 "AHAE", representing the four seasons in nature as depicted byAhae, a pseudonym forYoo Byung-eun. TheLondon Symphony Orchestra premiered both pieces atL'Opéra of the Palace of Versailles in Paris on 8 September 2013 under the baton of the composer.[16] They were also recorded.[17][18][19] In 2015 he performed inDziga Vertov'sMan with a Movie Camera at thePotemkin Stairs. The show was part of the 6thOdesa International Film Festival and gathered approximately 15,000 spectators.[20]

Personal life

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Nyman was married to Aet Nyman (née Toome), with whom he has two daughters,Molly and Martha, but they are now divorced.[3] His first string quartet quotes "Unchained Melody" in homage to Aet, who appears in Greenaway'sThe Falls, for which he also composed music. Molly is also a composer and in collaboration withHarry Escott has written several film scores, including forThe Road to Guantanamo by her father's frequent collaboratorMichael Winterbottom. Martha is a development researcher for theBBC.

In 2005, Nyman reported that he had been a supporter ofQueens Park Rangers F.C. for 33 years.[21]

He lives inNorth London.[3]

Honours

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Nyman was appointedCommander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2008 Birthday Honours.[22]

Nyman was awarded an honorary doctorate (DLitt) from theUniversity of Warwick on 30 January 2007. At the degree ceremony, the University of Warwick Brass Society and Chamber Choir, conducted byPaul McGrath, premiered a specially composed procession and recession fanfare by Nyman.[23]

In 2015, he was awarded the Golden Duke for Lifetime Achievement, the special award of the 6thOdesa International Film Festival.[24]

In 2025, he received aLifetime Achievement from theWorld Soundtrack Academy.

Works

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Besides his compositions Nyman is also a filmmaker, having made over 80 films, his first shot in 1968.[25]

  • 1963 – Introduction and Allegro Concertato for Wind Quartet (lost)
  • 1963 – Divertimento for Flute, Oboe and Clarinet
  • 1965 –Canzona for Flute
  • 1974 –Bell Set No. 1 (multiple metal percussion)
  • 1976 –1–100 (4–6 pianos)
  • 1976 – (First) Waltz in D (variable)
  • 1976 – (Second)Waltz in F (variable)
  • 1977 –In Re Don Giovanni (for the Michael Nyman Band) – arranged for string quartet (1991), string quintet (1997), and orchestra (2010)
  • 1977 –A Walk Through H (film music)
  • 1978 –The Otherwise Very Beautiful Blue Danube Waltz (multiple pianos)
  • 1978 –Vertical Features Remake (film music)
  • 1979 –'The Masterwork' Award Winning Fish-Knife (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1979 –Four Ostinatos (bass clarinet)
  • 1979 –Masterwork Samples (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1980 –A Neat Slice of Time (choir)
  • 1980 –A Neat Slice of Saraband (clarinet, trombone, piano and cello)
  • 1985 –The Falls (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1980 –Act of God (film music)
  • 1981 –Think Slow, Act Fast (forHoketus) – reworked into soundtrack forA Sixth Part of the World in 2010
  • 1981 –Five Orchestral Pieces for Opus Tree (band)[26] (based onAnton Webern's Five Pieces for Orchestra, Op. 10)
  • 1981 –M-Work (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1981 –Two Violins (two amplified violins)
  • 1982 –Four Saxes (Real Slow Drag) (saxophone quartet)
  • 1982 –A Handsom, Smooth, Sweet, Smart, Clear Stroke: Or Else Play Not At All (orchestra)
  • 1982 –The Draughtsman's Contract (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)[27]
  • 1983 –Ballet Mécanique (ensemble)
  • 1983 –Time's Up (Gamelan ensemble)
  • 1983 –I'll Stake My Cremona to a Jew's Trump (electric violin and viola, both players also simultaneously singing)
  • 1983 –Love is Certainly, at Least Alphabetically Speaking (soprano and ensemble)
  • 1983 –Ballet Mécanique (film music for ensemble)
  • 1983 –Nelly's Version (film music)
  • 1983 –Frozen Music (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1984 –The Abbess of Andouillets (choir and percussion)
  • 1984 –Bird Work (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1984 –The Cold Room (film music for chamber orchestra)
  • 1985 –Nose-List Song (soprano and orchestra) [this and the above three works are from an unfinishedopera setting ofLaurence Sterne'sThe Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, which Nyman has repeatedly cited as his all-time favourite book]
  • 1985 –Childs Play (2 violins and harpsichord or ensemble)
  • 1985 –String Quartet No. 1
  • 1985 –A Zed and Two Noughts (film music for ensemble)[27]
  • 1985 –Memorial (orchestra)
  • 1985 –Zoo Caprices (violin)[27]
  • 1986 –Basic Black (ballet for orchestra, reduced for piano duet asTaking a Line for a Second Walk in 1994)
  • 1986 –The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat (opera; libretto by Christopher Rawlence;adapted from theOliver Sackscase study by Nyman, Rawlence, and Michael Morris)[27]
  • 1986 –And Do They Do (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1986 –The Disputation (film music)
  • 1987 –Touch the Earth (two sopranos, violin, and viola)
  • 1987 –Vital Statistics (opera; libretto by Victoria Hardie) – withdrawn and revised intoFacing Goya in 2000
  • 1988 –Orpheus' Daughter (opera; libretto by Gerrit Timmers) – withdrawn
  • 1988 –String Quartet No. 2
  • 1988 –Drowning by Numbers (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)[27]
  • 1989 –Out of the Ruins (choir)[27]
  • 1989 –La Traversée de Paris (for the Michael Nyman Band, soprano, and choir)
  • 1989 –The Fall of Icarus (for the Michael Nyman Band) – reworked intoThe Commissar Vanishes in 1999
  • 1989 –L'Orgie Parisienne (soprano or mezzo-soprano and ensemble) – originally part of La Traversée de Paris[27]
  • 1989 –La Sept (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1989 –Death in the Seine (film music)
  • 1989 –The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)[27]
  • 1990 –Shaping the Curve (soprano saxophone, string quartet or piano)
  • 1990 –Six Celan Songs (contralto and orchestra)
  • 1990 – Polish Love Song (soprano and piano or two clarinets, viola, cello and bass)
  • 1990 –String Quartet No. 3
  • 1990 –Men of Steel (TV episode music)
  • 1991 –Where the Bee Dances (soprano saxophone and orchestra)
  • 1991 –Fluegelhorn and Piano
  • 1991 –Prospero's Books (film music for the Michael Nyman Band),Concert Suite for chamber orchestra arranged in 1994[27]
  • 1991 –Letters, Riddles and Writs (3 voices and the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1991 –Masque Arias (brass quintet)
  • 1991 –The Final Score (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1991 –I am an Unusual Thing (contralto and the Michael Nyman Band or piano)
  • 1992 –Time Will Pronounce (violin, cello, and piano)
  • 1992 –For John Cage (brass ensemble)
  • 1992 –Self-Laudatory Hymn of Inanna and Her Omnipotence (alto and string orchestra or countertenor and viol consort)
  • 1992 –The Convertibility of Lute Strings (solo harpsichord)
  • 1992 –Anne de Lucy Songs (soprano and piano)
  • 1992 –Le Mari de la Coiffeuse (film music)
  • 1992 –The Upside-Down Violin (orchestra/ensemble)
  • 1992 –Mozart on Mortality (soprano and 6 players)
  • 1992 –The Piano (film music for orchestra), arranged for concert suites in 2003 and 2005[27]
  • 1992 –Ariel Songs (soprano and piano, also for voice and string quartet, or saxophone and piano)
  • 1993 –MGV: Musique à grande vitesse (band and orchestra)
  • 1993 –The Piano Concerto (piano and orchestra)
  • 1993 –Noises, Sounds & Sweet Airs (1993; opera-ballet settingWilliam Shakespeare'sThe Tempest)
  • 1993 –Yamamoto Perpetuo (violin solo)
  • 1993 –Songs for Tony (saxophone quartet)
  • 1993 –On the Fiddle (violin or cello, and piano or strings)
  • 1994 –To Morrow (soprano or soprano saxophone, organ)
  • 1994 –3 Quartets (ensemble)
  • 1994 –Concerto for Trombone (trombone, orchestra, and steel filing cabinets)
  • 1994 –A La Folie (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)[27]
  • 1994 –Carrington (for the Michael Nyman Band)[27]
  • 1994 –Three Quartets (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 1995 –String Quartet No. 4
  • 1995 –Tango for Tim (In memoriam Tim Suster) (harpsichord)
  • 1995 –The Waltz Song (unison voices)
  • 1995 –Viola and Piano
  • 1995 –Grounded (mezzo-soprano, saxophones, violin, piano)
  • 1995 –HRT [High Rise Terminal] (chamber ensemble)
  • 1995 –Concerto for Harpsichord and Strings
  • 1995 –Double Concerto for Saxophone and Cello (saxophone, cello, and orchestra)
  • 1995 –The Diary of Anne Frank (film music for the Michael Nyman Band, also orchestral suite)[27]
  • 1996 –After Extra Time (ensemble)
  • 1996 –Enemy Zero (game music for soprano and orchestra)
  • 1996 –The Ogre (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)[27]
  • 1996 –Elisabeth Gets Her Way (harpsichord)
  • 1996 –Knights at School (brass ensemble)
  • 1997 –Enemy Zero – Original Soundtrack
  • 1997 –Strong on Oaks, Strong on the Causes of Oaks (orchestra)
  • 1997 –Gattaca, orchestral suite in 2001/2003[27]
  • 1997 –Titch (worked on the main opening/closing piano theme).
  • 1998 –Cycle of Disquietude (Coisas, Vozes, Lettras) (soprano, mezzo-soprano, and band)
  • 1998 –Orfeu (band)
  • 1998 –De Granada A La Luna (band)
  • 1999 –The End of the Affair (film music, also orchestral suite)[27]
  • 1999 –Wonderland (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)[27]
  • 1999 –Balancing the Books (choir)
  • 1999 –Strange Attractors (piano quintet) -->
  • 2000 –Facing Goya (opera; libretto by Victoria Hardie)
  • 2000 –Act Without Words (film music)
  • 2000 –The Claim (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)[27]
  • 2001 –a dance he little thinks of (orchestra)
  • 2001 –Fourths, Mostly (organ)
  • 2001 –Free for All (brass ensemble)
  • 2001 –Mosè (choir and string quartet)
  • 2001 –Ballad of Kastriot Rexhepi (soprano and string quartet or string orchestra)
  • 2002 –24 heures de la vie d'une femme (film music for orchestra)[27]
  • 2002 –Beckham Crosses, Nyman Scores (string quartet and tape), deriveExit, No Exit for bass clarinet and string quartet in 2005
  • 2002 –Dance of the Engines (orchestra)
  • 2002 –Mapping (video art music for string quartet)
  • 2002 –Sangam: The Meeting Point (mandolin and the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2002 –The Actors (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)[27]
  • 2002 –Yellow Beach (piano trio)
  • 2002 –Zeit und Ziel 1814–2002 (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2003 – Violin Concerto (violin and orchestra)
  • 2003 –Man and Boy: Dada (opera; libretto byMichael Hastings)
  • 2003 –A Child's View of Colour (choir and strings)
  • 2003 –Manhatta (for the Michael Nyman Band or bass clarinet or soprano and bass clarinet)
  • 2004 –24 Hour Sax Quartet
  • 2004 –Flicker (electronic guitar and electronics)
  • 2004 –The Libertine (film music for orchestra)
  • 2004 –Photography of Chance (piano trio)
  • 2005 –Love Counts (opera; libretto by Michael Hastings)
  • 2005 –Melody Waves (Chinese orchestra)
  • 2005 –Revisiting the Don (Chinese flute and the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2006 –gdm for Marimba and Orchestra (concerto)
  • 2006 –Acts of Beauty (song cycle for soprano and 6 players)
  • 2006 –For Kiyan Prince (choir)
  • 2006 –I was a Total Virgin (orchestra)
  • 2006 –That's the Lover (voice and 5 players)
  • 2007 –A Handshake in the Dark (choral piece with orchestra; text byJamal Jumá [world premiere 8 March 2007, Barbican, London, performed by the BBC Symphony Chorus and Orchestra, John Storgards conducting])
  • 2007 –Interlude in C (expansion of a theme fromThe Libertine for Accent07 touring ensemble)
  • 2007 –Warwick Fanfare (Parts 1 & 2) (procession and recession fanfares used for graduation ceremonies at theUniversity of Warwick)
  • 2007 –50,000 pairs of feet can't be wrong. (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2007 –A New Pavan For These Sad, Distracted Times (cello concerto)
  • 2007 –I Sonetti Lussuriosi (soprano and ensemble or orchestra)
  • 2007 – Piano Concerto No. 2
  • 2007 – Violin Concerto No. 2
  • 2007 –Taking it as Read (violin and piano)
  • 2008 –Yamamoto Perpetuo for Solo Flute (arranged by Andy Findon)
  • 2008 –Something Connected with Energy (ensemble) – reworked into soundtrack forThe Eleventh Year in 2010
  • 2008 –For Ennio (cello and strings)
  • 2009 –Sparkie: Cage and Beyond (opera withCarsten Nicolai)
  • 2009 –The Musicologist Scores (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2009 –Banjo & Matilda (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2009 –Kino (3 accordions and the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2009 –Ombra mai fu (countertenor and orchestra)
  • 2009 –Secrets, Accusations and Charges (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2009 –Underneath the Hessian Bags (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2010 –2Graves
  • 2010 –Body Parts Songs (song cycle)
  • 2010 – Concerto for Flute and Strings
  • 2010 –Milton Songs (voice and the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2010 –Poczatek (piano trio)fPolish Love Son
  • 2011 –Prologue to Dido and Aeneas by Henry Purcell (opera, libretto by Vera Pavlova)
  • 2011 –Battleship Potemkin (film music for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2011 –Doing the Rounds (orchestra and choir)
  • 2011 –On Languard Point (soprano and the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2011 –Let's not make a song and dance out of it (String Quartet No. 5)
  • 2012 –Through the Only Window (piano quintet)
  • 2012 –Devoción (orchestra)
  • 2013 – Trumpet & String Quartet
  • 2013 –Goldberg Shuffle (piano)
  • 2013 – Symphony No. 2
  • 2013 – Symphony No. 5
  • 2013 – Symphony No. 6
  • 2013 –Water Dances (Symphony No. 8)
  • 2014 –Symphony of sexual songs (Symphony No. 3)
  • 2014 –War Work: Eight Songs with Film (song cycle commissioned to commemorate the 100th anniversary of theFirst World War)
  • 2014 –Hillsborough Memorial (Symphony No. 11)
  • 2014 – Symphony No. 12
  • 2014 –Two Sonnets for Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (choir or voice)
  • 2015 –Chromattic (saxophone, accordion, marimba and double bass)
  • 2015 –Empresa Cines Merida (piano quintet)
  • 2015 – Symphony No. 4
  • 2016 –As You Watch The Athletes Score (for the Michael Nyman Band)
  • 2016 –No Time In Eternity (countertenor and viol consort)
  • 2019 – Flute Concerto No. 2 (flute and strings)
  • 2019 –Neat Slice of Tango (piano)
  • 2019 –When Ingrid Met Capa (string quartet)

Collaborations

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In addition to his composing and filmmaking activities, Nyman has a full international touring schedule with the Michael Nyman Band as well as a series of unique one-off performances with a variety of collaborators. They include musicians from outside the western/classical/experimental traditions such as the Orquesta Andalusí de Tetuan,Rajan and Sajan Misra,U. Shrinivas,Estrella Morente,Seijin Noborakawa,Ute Lemper,Evan Parker,Peter Brotzmann,Paolo Fresu, Mike Giles,The Flying Lizards,Dagmar Krause,Sting,Damon Albarn,David McAlmont andAlva Noto.[28]

Select discography

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Studio albums

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See also

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References

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  1. ^"Michael Nyman – Interview by John Leeman- December 2005 MusicWeb-International". Musicweb-international.com. 7 November 2005. Retrieved10 August 2014.
  2. ^Siôn, Pwyll ap (2007).The Music of Michael Nyman: Texts, Contexts and Intertexts. Ashgate Publishing. p. 15.doi:10.4324/9781315085821.ISBN 9781859282106.
  3. ^abcAnstead, Mark (8 May 2011)."Michael Nyman on fame and fortune".The Telegraph. Retrieved15 November 2025.
  4. ^"On the road with Michael Nyman".Limelight. 17 May 2011. Retrieved10 August 2014.
  5. ^Siôn 2007, p. 18.
  6. ^abSiôn 2007, p. 83
  7. ^Andrew Ford. "Jerry Lee Lewis Plays Mozart."Composer to Composer London:Quartet Books, 1993. pp 192–195, p 194
  8. ^"Et" (in European Spanish). Retrieved13 June 2024.
  9. ^Siôn 2007, p. [page needed].
  10. ^"Michael Nyman | ECLIPSE Home Audio Systems".www.eclipse-td.com. Retrieved27 February 2024.
  11. ^"Music – Soundtracks – Titch". Michael Nyman. Archived fromthe original on 17 May 2014. Retrieved10 August 2014.
  12. ^"The best albums you never heard in 2009".BBC News. 2 January 2010. Retrieved26 May 2022.
  13. ^"Michael Nyman: Through The Only Window – String Quartet & Piano (Score/Parts) – String Quartet/Piano Chamber Score and Parts – Sheet Music & Songbooks". Musicroom.com. Retrieved31 May 2014.
  14. ^"Music Sales Group – The Music Sales Catalogue". Musicsales.com. Retrieved31 May 2014.
  15. ^"Michael Nyman Through The Only Window (Music CD) – by Ahae Products". Ahaeproducts.com. Retrieved31 May 2014.
  16. ^Alberge, Dalya (23 June 2013)."Rich Korean recluse hires the LSO to blow his trumpet".The Sunday Times. Archived fromthe original on 2 June 2014. Retrieved1 June 2014.
  17. ^"News – Nyman Symphony No. 6 premiere". Music Sales Classical. 6 September 2013. Archived fromthe original on 22 May 2014. Retrieved31 May 2014.
  18. ^The Music Sales Group."Michael Nyman Symphony No. 6 "AHAE" Premier". The Music Sales Group. Archived fromthe original on 22 May 2014. Retrieved22 May 2014.
  19. ^"Biographie En". Nicolasbacri.net. Retrieved31 May 2014.
  20. ^"Man With a Movie Camera and Michael Nyman at the Potemkin Stairs". Odesa International Film Festival. Archived fromthe original on 5 February 2016.
  21. ^Nyman, Michael (20 October 2005)."Composing the QPR suite".The Guardian.ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved27 February 2024.
  22. ^"No. 58729".The London Gazette (Supplement). 14 June 2008. p. 8.
  23. ^"Honorary Degrees for Sir Antony Sher, Michael Nyman and Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys".University of Warwick. Retrieved10 August 2014.
  24. ^"Award Winners 2015". Odesa International Film Festival. Archived fromthe original on 22 November 2015.
  25. ^"Films".michaelnyman.com.
  26. ^Originally recorded by Nyman,Ned Sublette, Susan Krongold,Barbara Benary,Jon Gibson, Richard Cohen, Virgil Blackwell,Peter Zummo, andPeter Gordon atThe Kitchen, and intended for Peter Greenaway's short film,The Tree.
  27. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrst"Michael Nyman". scaruffi.com. Retrieved15 October 2025.
  28. ^"Home".Michael Nyman. Retrieved13 May 2018.

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