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Nico Muhly is a leading figure in contemporary classical music, known for his expansive voice that blends post-minimalist textures with cross-genre ventures into indie, pop, and film scoring. Born August 26, 1981, in Vermont, Muhly studied at Juilliard and Columbia, and early in his career he served as an assistant and collaborator to Philip Glass. His work spans operas, orchestral and chamber commissions, and innovative collaborations that reach beyond the concert hall.

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On stage and in the studio, Muhly embodies the “You've Got a Guy” spirit: reliable, straightforward ticket access, and a connection to the music that makes it all feel accessible. Below you’ll find his detailed biography, discography highlights, and carefully curated upcoming tour information to help you secure your seats with ease.

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From Met Opera commissions such as Two Boys (2011) and Marnie (2018) to the collaborative Planetarium album with Sufjan Stevens, Bryce Dessner, and James McAllister, Muhly’s career showcases a dynamic range. His 2025 world premieres include a Violin Concerto with the New York Philharmonic and performances across major U.S. venues, reflecting his continuing presence in both classical and cross-genre circles. Follow Nico Muhly on official channels for updates and behind-the-scenes insights.

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Nico Muhly

  • Born August 26, 1981 in Vermont; studied at Juilliard and at Columbia; began as an assistant/collaborator to Philip Glass early in his career.
  • Metropolitan Opera commissions include Two Boys (2011) and Marnie (2018); major orchestral and chamber commissions have come from Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, and others.
  • Notable works include the 2017 collaborative album Planetarium with Sufjan Stevens, Bryce Dessner and James McAllister, and the 2018 Peter Pears: Balinese Ceremonial Music with Thomas Bartlett.
  • Genres span contemporary classical, post-minimalist textures, and cross-genre ventures into indie/pop and film/television scoring.
  • In 2025 Muhly saw world premieres of a Violin Concerto with the New York Philharmonic (Marin Alsop, soloist Renaud Capuçon) and a Piano Concerto by San Francisco-based ensembles; he also wrote Sounding for piano/ orchestra for the New Jersey Symphony (co-commission with Vermont SX).
  • Social media presence includes an official profile on Twitter/X under the handle @NicoMuhly (as cited by his management/press pages) and a Linktree listing active social links including Instagram and a Substack blog.

The records

Nico Muhly Discography

  • Peter Pears: Balinese Ceremonial Music
    2018 · Nonesuch
  • Planetarium
    2017 · 4AD
  • Confessions
    2016 · Nonesuch
  • Object Songs
    2014 · St. Rose Music Publishing / Bedroom Community (multi-label collaboration; Cooper Hewitt commission; Bandcamp release)
  • Two Boys
    2014 · Nonesuch
  • Drones
    2012 · Bedroom Community
  • Drones & Viola
    2012 · Bedroom Community
  • Drones & Piano
    2012 · Bedroom Community
  • I Drink the Air Before Me
    2010 · Bedroom Community / Decca
  • Mothertongue
    2008 · Bedroom Community
  • Speaks Volumes
    2006 · Bedroom Community
  • Joshua (Soundtrack)
    2008 · Lakeshore Records

The hits

Top Nico Muhly Songs

  • The Mezzo-Soprano's Song
    2010 · N/A
  • Saturn
    2017 · N/A
  • Mercury
    2017 · N/A
  • In This House
    2020 · N/A

From Met Opera commissions such as Two Boys (2011) and Marnie (2018) to the collaborative Planetarium album with Sufjan Stevens, Bryce Dessner, and James McAllister, Muhly’s career showcases a dynamic range. His 2025 world premieres include a Violin Concerto with the New York Philharmonic and performances across major U.S. venues, reflecting his continuing presence in both classical and cross-genre circles. Follow Nico Muhly on official channels for updates and behind-the-scenes insights.

Ready to experience his performances live? We’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket access to all upcoming Nico Muhly performances.

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