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Gavin Bryars
producer, double bass, conductor, arranger, glockenspiel, crotales, gongs, piano, instrument arranger, harmonium, vibraphone, cello, strings, horn
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Top collaborators
Artist name
Roles
Recordings
Mowlawner
Luv Strawberry's Delta
Bremen (Swedish Post Rock band with members of Brainbombs.)
Valerie Anderson
vocal
Adnan Songbook: Song I, Adnan Songbook: Song II, Adnan Songbook: Song III, Adnan Songbook: Song IV, Adnan Songbook: Song V, Adnan Songbook: Song VI, Adnan Songbook: Song VII, Adnan Songbook: Song VIII
Julian Lloyd Webber
cello
Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 1 (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 100, Più Mosso (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 222 (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 293 (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 324, "The Philosopher" (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 354, Poco Meno Mosso (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 426, "Farewell" a Tempo (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber)
Collaborators on this artist's recordings
Artist name
Roles
Recordings
Valerie Anderson
vocal
Adnan Songbook: Song I, Adnan Songbook: Song II, Adnan Songbook: Song III, Adnan Songbook: Song IV, Adnan Songbook: Song V, Adnan Songbook: Song VI, Adnan Songbook: Song VII, Adnan Songbook: Song VIII
Julian Lloyd Webber
cello
Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 1 (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 100, Più Mosso (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 222 (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 293 (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 324, "The Philosopher" (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 354, Poco Meno Mosso (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber), Cello Concerto (Farewell to Philosophy): Bar 426, "Farewell" a Tempo (feat. cello: Julian Lloyd Webber)
Brian Eno
producer
Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet, The Sinking of the Titanic
Tom Waits
performer, vocal
Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet (feat. Tom Waits), Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet, Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet (Single Remix) (feat. Tom Waits), Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet (feat. Tom Waits), Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet (single remix)
Manfred Eicher
producer
Epilogue, First Viennese Dance ("M. H."), Prologue, String Quartet No. 1 ("Between the National and the Bristol")
Martin Wieland
engineer
Epilogue, First Viennese Dance ("M. H."), Prologue, String Quartet No. 1 ("Between the National and the Bristol")
David James (countertenor)
vocal
Four Elements, Glorious Hill, Incipit Vita Nova
Holly Cole
vocal
Three Songs: I Have Heard It Said That a Spirit Enters, Three Songs: Planet Earth, Three Songs: The Apple
Aphex Twin
remixer
Raising the Titanic (Big Drum mix), Raising the Titanic (edit), Raising the Titanic (mix)
Pascal Pongy
French horn
Epilogue, First Viennese Dance ("M. H."), Prologue
Charles Fullbrook (Percussionist)
bell tree, bells, chau gong, crotales, cymbals, glockenspiel, gongs, marimba, mark tree, rototom, tubular bells, wind chime
Epilogue, First Viennese Dance ("M. H."), Prologue
Alexander Bălănescu
violin
String Quartet No. 1 ("Between the National and the Bristol"), Sub Rosa
Chris Ekers (engineer)
engineer
Four Elements, Sub Rosa
John White (British composer and pianist)
piano, tuba
Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet, Sub Rosa
John Nash (violinist)
violin
Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet, The Sinking of the Titanic
Peter Laenger (engineer/producer)
engineer
Glorious Hill, Incipit Vita Nova
Rhett Davies
recording
Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet, The Sinking of the Titanic
Roger Heaton
conductor, clarinet
Four Elements, Sub Rosa
Sandra Hill
double bass
Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet, The Sinking of the Titanic
The Cockpit Ensemble
performing orchestra, strings
Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet, The Sinking of the Titanic
Gordon Jones (baritone)
vocal
Glorious Hill
Gruffydd Owen
keyboard
Four Elements
Henrik Sienkiweicz (horn)
French horn
Four Elements
Annemarie Dreyer (violin)
performer
Incipit Vita Nova
Ivor Bolton
conductor
The Green Ray
John Harle
saxophone
The Green Ray
Bournemouth Sinfonietta
performing orchestra
The Green Ray
John Potter
vocal
Glorious Hill
Alan Taylor (double bass)
double bass
Four Elements
Irvine Arditti
violin
String Quartet No. 1 ("Between the National and the Bristol")
Keith Bartlett (percussionist)
percussion
Four Elements
Levine Andrade
viola
String Quartet No. 1 ("Between the National and the Bristol")
Christopher Brannick (percussionist)
percussion
Four Elements
Martin Allen (percussionist, vibraphone)
vibraphone
Sub Rosa
Christopher Hobbs
bassoon
Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet
Michael Nyman
organ
Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet
Christopher Swithinbank (pianist)
piano
Four Elements
Angela Bryars
musical box
The Sinking of the Titanic
Rebecca Firth
cello
Incipit Vita Nova
David Whitson (trombone)
trombone
Four Elements
Richard Martin (flugelhorn)
flugelhorn
Four Elements
Derek Bailey
guitar
Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet
Rogers Covey-Crump (tenor)
vocal
Glorious Hill
Rohan de Saram
cello
String Quartet No. 1 ("Between the National and the Bristol")
Eva Hart
vocal
The Sinking of the Titanic
Gavin Bryars Ensemble
performer
Sub Rosa
The Hilliard Ensemble
vocal
Glorious Hill
Tim Payne
alto saxophone
Four Elements
Glen Martin (clarinet)
bass clarinet
Four Elements
Ulrike Lachner (viola)
viola
Incipit Vita Nova
Jamie McCarthy
recorder
Sub Rosa
Work on other artists' recordings
Artist name
Roles
Recordings
Mowlawner
producer, double bass, piano
Epilogue from Wonder Lawn, Hymn IV Aughton (“He leadeth me”), Hymn V Autumn, Hymn VI, last hymn, Lauda (con sordino), Lauda 13 "Stomme allegro", Lauda 19 "Omne homo", Lauda 28 "Amor dolçe sença pare", Lauda 29 "O divina virgo, flore", Lauda 35 "L'alto prençe archangelo", Lauda 36 "Gloria in cielo", Lauda 37 "Ciascun ke fede sente", Lauda 4 "Oi me lasso", No. 1 from Tre Laude Dolçe, Titanic Hymn I Autumn, Titanic Hymn III Autumn
Luv Strawberry's Delta
conductor
Tróndur í Gøtu: St. Brendan’s Prayer, Tróndur í Gøtu: The Island of Birds (St Brendan), Tróndur í Gøtu: The Journey Prayer (St. Brendan), Tróndur í Gøtu: Tróndur’s Creed I, Tróndur í Gøtu: Tróndur’s Creed II, Tróndur í Gøtu: “Hevjið í Homrum” (“Raise the Vociferous Chant”), Tróndur í Gøtu: “I Føroyum búðu menskir fyrr…” (“In bygone times, the Faroes…”), Tróndur í Gøtu: “Streyk Tróndur Saer Um Ennið” (“Trondur Strokes His Forehead”), Tróndur í Gøtu: “Tróndur doyði…” (“Trondur Died…”)
Bremen
conductor
From Egil's Saga part I. To Erik in York: “Vestr fórk of ver…” (“By sun and moon…”) (To Erik in York), From Egil's Saga part II. Lament for my Sons: “Attak gótt…” (“The spear-god shared…”), From Egil's Saga part II. Lament for my Sons: “Mjök erum tregt…” (“My mouth strains…”), From Egil's Saga part II. Lament for my Sons: “Nu erum torvelt” (“The end is all” reprise), From Egil's Saga part II. Lament for my Sons: “Nú erum torvelt” (“The end is all”), From Egil's Saga part III. In honor of Aribjorn: “Hann aldrteig…” (“A fertile field…”), From Egil's Saga part IV. Late Poems: “Vals hefk vófur helsis…” (“My bald pate bobs and blunders…”), From Egil's Saga, Prologue
Brian Eno
arranger, conductor
Three Variations on the "Canon in D Major" by Johann Pachelbel, III: Brutal Ardour, Three Variations on the “Canon in D Major” by Johann Pachelbel, I: Fullness of Wind, Three Variations on the “Canon in D Major” by Johann Pachelbel, II: French Catalogues, Three Variations on the “Canon in D Major” by Johann Pachelbel, III: Brutal Ardour
Marjolein Dispa
instrument arranger, horn, strings, vibraphone
Leaving LA, Pure Comedy, So I’m Growing Old on Magic Mountain
Sweet Tea Trio
double bass
The Sinking of the Titanic
Natalie Merchant
arranger, conductor
When They Ring the Golden Bells / Ophelia (reprise)
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