Anna Clyne

• London-born, New York-based composer influenced by a range of creative artforms, including painting, dance, film, and poetry
• Frequent collaborator with cutting-edge choreographers, filmmakers, and visual artists
• Named the most performed living woman composer in the world in 2025 (Bachtrack, “Classical Music in 2025”)
• Winner of the 2025 Ivor Novello Award
• GRAMMY Nomination for "Best Contemporary Classical Composition" in 2015 for Prince of Clouds
• 2026-2027 Composer in Residence with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra; previous residencies with Helsinki Philharmonic, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, L’Orchestre national d’Île-de-France, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonia, and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra

Works by Anna Clyne include:
Within Her Arms (2008–09) for string ensemble
Masquerade (2013) for orchestra
This Midnight Hour (2015) for orchestra
DANCE (2019) for cello and orchestra

For more information and sound samples, please visit www.annaclyne.com.

Looking Ahead: World premiere of Sirens with horn soloist Ben Goldsheider and London Mozart Players (May 8); world premiere of Looking Glass at the Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities with Ensemble Isis, Adler Quartet, and Alpesh Chauhan (Jun 24); Woman of the Mountain performed at the Sun Valley Music Festival led by Alasdair Neale (Aug 3)

“Anna Clyne is someone I look to for great music. It's always emotional and driven by her heart, but skillfully composed.” —Marin Alsop