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The Panther es un himno para coro SATB y órgano, The Panther es un himno coral de Nico Muhly, con texto de Eleanor Parker, basado en un poema de The Exeter Book. Muhly dice: El Libro de Exeter es una...

Una breve serie de variaciones para piano solo inspirada en la música de Rachmaninoff. Obra encargada por Paul Sekhri y la Fundación de la Familia Sekhri, e interpretada por primera vez el 1 de noviem...

Four Traditional Songs is a setting of four heartbreaking and poignant folk songs by virtuoso contemporary composer Nico Muhly. Composed in 2011, the songs deal with themes of death, murder and unimag...

Commissioned by the Metropolitan Opera. Loosely inspired by a true case that happened in the North of England a few years ago, Nico Muhly's opera enters the secret world of the teenage bedroom and exp...

Nico Muhly's Time After Time, scored for Soprano Saxophone, Marimba and Percussion. The work was composed in 2003 and lasts around 8 minutes.   Time After Time wascomposed for the Yesaroun' Duo (...

A gift to The Right Reverend Christopher Foster in thanksgiving for his ministry in Portsmouth as Bishop 2010-2021. Commissioned on behalf of Portsmouth Cathedral and sung by the Cathedral Choir at hi...

Commissioned by Dartington Music Summer School & Festival - Summer 2021.

For the Reverend Graeme Napier, Rector of St John's in the Village, New York City, on the occasion of his Silver Anniversary of Ordination to the Priesthood, celebrated on 12 September 2021. Gift of t...

A New Song is a beautiful work composed for SATB choir a cappella and written in 2011 for Tim Brown and the Zürcher Sing-Akademie. The work sets text from Psalms 108, 138 and 144.

The sheet music of Nico Muhly's work Recordare, Domine for unaccompanied SATB (Soprano/Alto/Tenor/Bass) Chorus. Originally commissioned by The Tallis Scholars from the Lincoln Center of the Performing...

Nico Muhly's All Our Works for unaccompanied SATB Choir. This piece incorporates words by Thomas Cranmer. It was commissioned by The Cardinall's Musick for their 25th Anniversary in 2014, with the sup...

Nico Muhly's In One Place for SATB chorus unaccompanied. This work incorporates words by John Donne, paraphrasing Acts 2:1 Pentecost Antiphons.

Nico Muhly 's Three Moon Songs is a work for Unaccompanied SATB Choir, lasting around 9 minutes. Each song sets a poem from Symbolist poet Albert Giraud's 'Pierrot Lunaire', translated by Gregory C. R...

Nico Muhly's Marrow composed for SATB choir unaccompanied with texts from Psalm 63 vv. 1-3, 6-8 Book of Common Prayer (1662). Commissioned by the Netherlands Chamber Choir for the project 150 Psalms t...

Rough Notes was commissioned and premiered by The Tallis Scholars in 2018 and sets text from the diary entries of Captain Robert Scott during the Terra Nova expedition to Antarctic.

Adaptación de un texto del Selden Carol Book del siglo XV. La obra fue escrita para el Coro del Magdalen College, Oxford, y Mark Williams, Informator Choristarum. Duración: 5 minutos

Encargada por los Tallis Scholars en 2022, "No Resting Place" es una composición de 25 minutos de Lamentations, versos 1-5, intercalados con breves fragmentos de entrevistas de la Windrush Generation....

Sidney Responses is a work for chorus a cappella for David Skinner and the Choir of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. It was composed in 2023 as part of the composer’s residency at the college.

A short choral setting of Centuries of Meditations, no. 87, edited by Bertram Dobell (1908). Written for the Choirs of Magdalen, Christ Church and New College, Oxford, on the occasion of the Annual Co...

One Star de Nico Muhly es una pieza corta para coro a capella encargada por el Festival Cultural de Belén con el apoyo de Creative Scotland. La primera interpretación tuvo lugar en el servicio anual d...

I'm Only Sixteen!' is a work by Nico Muhly taken from his opera 'Two Boys', commissioned by the Metropolitan Opera. Scored for Tenor and Piano Accompaniment, the piece lasts around 3 minutes.

La obertura para violonchelo solo fue escrita en respuesta a la "Obertura a Russlan y Ludmilla" de Anatoliy Fatakhov.