James Mac Millan - Key Works

Key Works

For a comprehensive list, see List of compositions by James MacMillan.

  • After the Tryst (violin + piano - 1988)
  • The Confession of Isobel Gowdie (orchestra - 1990)
  • The Berserking (piano concerto - 1990)
  • Veni, Veni, Emmanuel (percussion concerto - 1992)
  • Seven Last Words from the Cross (cantata: choir and strings - 1993)
  • Inés de Castro (opera, libretto: John Clifford - 1991-95)
  • Britannia! (orchestra - 1994)
  • Christus Vincit (1994), for SSAATTBB + Soli
  • The World's Ransoming (cor anglais and orchestra - 1997)
  • Cello Concerto (1997)
  • Symphony: Vigil (1997)
  • Quickening (soloists, chorus, orchestra - 1998)
  • Mass (choir, organ - 2000)
  • Cello Sonata No. 2, dedicated to Julian Lloyd Webber
  • The Birds of Rhiannon (orchestra + optional chorus, text: Michael Symmons Roberts - 2001)
  • O Bone Jesu (2001), for SSAATTBB + Soli
  • Piano Concerto No. 2 (2003)
  • A Scotch Bestiary (organ and orchestra - 2004)
  • Sundogs (2006)
  • The Sacrifice (2007)
  • St John Passion (2008)
  • Violin Concerto (2010)
  • Oboe Concerto (2010)
  • Clemency (2011)
  • Woman of the Apocalypse (2012)

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