Peter Gregson

Composer from United Kingdom
1987, January 20th in Edinburgh, United Kingdom -

Peter Gregson is a Scottish cellist and composer, born in Edinburgh on 20 January 1987. He took up the cello at the age of four and studied at the Edinburgh Academy and the Royal Academy of Music in London, later working on music technology at the MIT Media Lab. His work moves between classical, contemporary and electronic music. As a cellist he has premiered works by composers such as Steve Reich and Gabriel Prokofiev, and has collaborated with Max Richter and Jóhann Jóhannsson. His debut solo album Terminal (2010) was commissioned by Bowers & Wilkins, followed by the ballet score FLOW (2013) and the album Lights in the Sky (2014). In 2012 he created The Listening Machine with Daniel Jones and the Britten Sinfonia, a sonification of Twitter data commissioned by the BBC and Arts Council England. Signed to Deutsche Grammophon, he released Recomposed by Peter Gregson: Bach – The Cello Suites (2018) and Quartets: One – Four (2022). He is also an active film and television composer: his score for Alan Rickman's A Little Chaos (2014) earned a World Soundtrack Awards Public Choice nomination, and he has scored films including Forgotten Man and Roger Michell's Blackbird, while his arrangements have been featured in the Netflix series Bridgerton. Source: Rondo DB

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Mari (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

2019-06-28

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