Nico Muhly

The sheet music for Nico Muhly's Doublespeak, arranged for Chamber Ensemble, and composed for the orchestral sextet 'eighth blackbird'. The piece is arranged for Flute (Soprano Recorder), Clarinet in...

Nico Muhly 's Slow is a work for Viol Consort (2 Treble Viols, a Tenor Viol and 2 Bass Viols) that was commissioned by Fretwork and first performed by them on 5th February 2015 at King's Place, London...

Tvísöngur is a composition for large ensemble, written by Nico Muhly, commissioned by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. Tvísöngur is a specific type of Icelandic two-part singing that can be fou...

Nico Muhly's Clip for Ensemble.

Nico Muhly's Clip for Ensemble.

Nico Muhly 's Slow is a work for Viol Consort (2 Treble Viols, a Tenor Viol and 2 Bass Viols) that was commissioned by Fretwork and first performed by them on 5th February 2015 at King's Place, London...

Written for SSATB choir. Dedicated to the Manhattan Choral Ensemble.

Commissioned for the 2008 Edington Music Festival.

An Outrage is an enticing piece of music, composed by Nico Muhly, and has been scored for SATB, Drones and Drum. It's galloping melodic lines slip out of the percussive writing as if by centrifugal f...

Nico Muhly's Malmesbury Motets arranged for SATB chorus and Viola da Gamba. Commissioned for the choir of Malmesbury Abbey, Wiltshire by Revd Canon Neill Archer (vicar) and Dr Annie Davis (Lay Precent...

Expecting The Main Things From You is a work by Nico Muhly for SATB Choir, String Quartet, Percussion and Organ. Commissioned by the Gabe Wiener Foundation and first performed in May 2005 at Central S...

Written for SATB choir, string quartet, percussion and organ. Percussion and string quartet parts.

By All Means is a work for Large Ensemble by Nico Muhly. Commissioned by the Juilliard School, New York and the Royal Academy of Music, London, a full performance lasts around 9 minutes.

Contemporary American composer Nico Muhly is a prolific writer and arranger who, at 32, is the youngest composer ever to have been commissioned by the Metropolitan Opera in New York. His oeuvre includ...

For a piece with such a strong electronic component, 'It Goes Without Saying' is surprisingly organic. While the electronics include chillier, metallic noisesﾗsamples ranging from a kitchen whisk to a...

Nico Muhly 's A Long Line for solo Violin and Electronics. ' A Long Line, for solo Violin and Electronics, was written for violinist Erik Carlson and was originally meant for performance as part of Vi...

Radiant Music was written for flautist Alice K. Dade at her request for a short recital piece. The tape part is made up of several episodes of shimmering music for flutes, dulcimers organs, and sample...

Written for percussion and piano. The percussion consists of a 5-octave marimba and a table of assorted junk. This could include frying-pans, metal bowls, plastic tape dispenser, CD case and a cowbell...

Honest Music has, in the composer's words, 'a makeshift nature... the sad beauty of things coming together and things falling apart'. There are long, expressive gestures with Romantic moments, sputter...

Written for cello, harp and celeste.

In the composer's own words, ' Keep in Touch is a lament, a sort of chaconne divided up into sections by more freely-composed cadenzas for the Viola. ' The electronic CD supplied with the sheet music...

I Know Where Everything Is is a cycle of chords in a pile. Each chord has a series of possible voicings, and a series of possible quick ornamentations. The piece starts with the most moderate of these...

I Know Where Everything Is is a cycle of chords in a pile. Each chord has a series of possible voicings, and a series of possible quick ornamentations. The piece starts with the most moderate of these...

How About Now is a composition by Nico Muhly for an Ensemble of Flute, B Flat Clarinet, Electric Guitar, Double Bass and Piano. A full performance of this work lasts around 7 minutes, this is the scor...

For mixed SATB chorus and Brass Ensemble. Commissioned by Works and Process at the Guggenheim Museum, New York. Premiered on December 15, 2008 by the Vox Vocal Ensemble and the Graham Ashton Brass En...