About the Nick Martin Works Catalogue

Since 2007, Nick Martin has been developing a body of work that spans orchestral, chamber, choral and solo music. Although his output is diverse, certain themes recur throughout — nature, family, literature and visual art. Because of this consistency, his works lend themselves well to thematic festival programming. Not only that, but each work in the Nick Martin works catalogue comes with full scoring details and premiere information.

How to use this catalogue

First, use the search bar to find works by title, instrument or performer. Alternatively, filter by category, duration or theme using the buttons at the top. Once you have found a work of interest, click to expand the full details. In addition to scoring information, each entry includes commission details, premiere performers and programme keywords. Should you wish to request a score, use the contact page.

Recent works

Since 2023, Nick Martin has completed several significant new works. Among these is Maternal, a 38-minute violin concerto premiered by Tamsin Waley-Cohen and Manchester Camerata in September 2025. Additionally, Morendo for string sextet was premiered at Vinterjazz Copenhagen in 2026. Not only are these works available for hire, but perusal scores can be requested via the contact page. Because these works are recent, they may suit festivals looking for newer repertoire.

Older works

Although his most recent works attract the most attention, Nick Martin’s earlier compositions remain in active performance. For instance, Mother of Sorrows for solo accordion was premiered at Carnegie Hall in 2011. Similarly, Time Passes was performed by Ensemble Intercontemporain in 2013. Despite their age, these works continue to be programmed internationally. As a result, the full Nick Martin works catalogue — from 2007 to the present — repays careful exploration.