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James MacMillan
July 16, 1959 -
born in Kilwilling, North Ayrshire, composed during the Contemporary period
born in Kilwilling, North Ayrshire, composed during the Contemporary period
James MacMillan (born 1959) is the outstanding Scots composer to emerge in the late 20th century. Much of his major work is informed by his devout commitment to Roman Catholic spirituality and the ideology of Liberation Theology. His work is strongly eclectic, but is usually rooted in tonality and frequently based on plainchant, so his music has achieved popularity with a broad range of audiences. He came to prominence with the theater piece Busqueda, the orchestral Confessions of Isobel Gowdie, and the percussion concerto Veni, Veni, Emmanuel, written for Evelyn Glennie. Other significant works include Cantos Sagrado and The Berserking. ~ Stephen Eddins, Rovi
Selected Discography
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Track List: MacMillan: Mass And Other Sacred Works
Title: A New Song, For Chorus & Organ
Title: Mass, For 2 Basses, Chorus & Organ
Title: Christus Vincit, For Treble, Chorus & Organ
Title: Gaudeamus In Loci Pace, For Organ
Title: Seinte Mari Moder Milde, For Tenor, Chorus & Organ
Title: A Child's Prayer, For Treble, Chorus & Organ
Title: Changed, For Chorus & Organ
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Track List: MacMillan: Veni, Veni Emmanuel
Title: Veni, Veni Emmanuel, Concerto For Percussion & Orchestra
Title: After The Tryst, For Violin & Piano
Title: ... As Others See Us ..., For Mixed Ensemble
Title: Dawn Rituals (3), For Chamber Ensemble
Title: Untold, For Wind Quintet
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Track List: Miserere
Title: Miserere, For Chorus
Title: Strathclyde Motets, For Chorus
Title: O Bone Jesu, For A Cappella Chorus
Title: Strathclyde Motets, For Chorus
Title: Tenebrae Responsories, For Chorus
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