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Biography:
Lisa Gerrard is an award-winning singer, composer, and
instrumentalist from Australia who rose to fame as a member of Dead Can Dance during the 1980s, and has remained an
in-demand collaborator and soundtrack composer throughout. One of the most otherworldly vocalists of her time, she sings
in the dramatic contralto and mezzo-soprano ranges, often in a self-created language. As with Dead Can Dance's work,
Gerrard's own music is virtually unclassifiable, incorporating folk melodies, traditional instruments, electronics, and
orchestral arrangements. Among other instruments, she is particularly skilled at playing the yangqin, a Chinese hammered
dulcimer. After releasing several albums as part of Dead Can Dance throughout the '80s and early '90s, she made her solo
debut in 1995 with the full-length The Mirror Pool. By the early 2000s, she'd established herself as a notable film
composer; her score for the 2000 film Gladiator, in collaboration with Hans Zimmer, won a Golden Globe and her original
score for 2009's Balibo which received an Aria award. Gerrard has worked on dozens of film and television scores such as
A Thousand Roads (2005), Burning Man (2011), Samsara (2014), and Valley Of Shadows (2018) and released several more solo
albums including 2009's The Black Opal, and 2014's Twilight Kingdom. She has engaged in numerous recorded and live
collaborations with Pieter Bourke, Patrick Cassidy, Klaus Schulze, Le Mystère Des Voix Bulgares, among many others. In
2021, she and composer Jules Maxwell (Dead Can Dance's keyboardist) released the collaborative album Burn. Gerrard was
born in Melbourne to Irish immigrant parents, who constantly played Mediterranean music around the house. She began
making music as part of Melbourne's experimental post-punk scene during the late '70s; she met Brendan Perry through
this scene, and the two founded Dead Can Dance in 1981. After moving to London in 1982, the duo signed to 4AD and
produced several acclaimed albums which merged art-rock with numerous global influences. Gerrard began her solo career
with the 1995 release The Mirror Pool, which contained a lot of work that wouldn't fit comfortably into the DCD oeuvre.
Combining these fragments with music that she composed and arranged digitally before reconfiguring them into scores that
could be performed, The Mirror Pool also draws on a composition by Handel and traditional Iranian music. Recorded and
produced largely at her home in rural Australia, it extends the world music inclinations of Dead Can Dance albums by
featuring bouzouki, tablas, and camel drums. The somber, orchestrated pomp of Dead Can Dance is also present in her
operatic, often wordless vocals and string/woodwind passages (some of which were performed by Australia's Victorian
Philharmonic Orchestra). Gerrard released her second album, Duality, written and performed with Pieter Bourke, in the
spring of 1998. The two then worked on the soundtrack to the film The Insider, which was released in 1999. Gerrard and
Hans Zimmer composed the score for the hugely successful 2000 film Gladiator, directed by Ridley Scott. Gerrard composed
the score for director Niki Caro's Whale Rider in 2003, followed by Immortal Memory, a collaboration with Irish composer
Patrick Cassidy, in 2004. Another collaboration followed in 2005, this time with composer Jeff Rona for the soundtrack
to the Native American drama A Thousand Roads. Dead Can Dance also reunited that year, releasing limited-edition
recordings of 21 shows from its European and North American tours, as well as a compilation titled Selections from
Europe 2005 on the Show label. In 2006, Gerrard released the solo album Silver Tree, which was nominated for the
Australian Music Prize. The following year, director Clive Collier's documentary film Lisa Gerrard: Sanctuary was
released, as well as the compilation The Best of Lisa Gerrard, which covered her solo and film work, and Dead Can Dance
material. She went on a world tour, marking the first time she had ever toured in her home country. In 2008, Farscape,
her collaboration with Klaus Schulze, was released and followed by a tour. Gerrard also worked on film and television
soundtracks during the year. In 2009, she began her own Gerrard Records label, and undertook another tour with Schulze.
During its run, the collaborative album Dziekuje Bardzo: Vielen Dank was released. Her debut on her label, The Black
Opal, was issued in October 2009 and featured collaborations with Michael Edwards, Patrick Cassidy, Pieter Bourke, and
James Orr. Gerrard also wrote the score for Balibo, for which she won a Best Feature Film Score award at the 2009 APRA
Screen Music Awards and an Aria Award for Best Original Soundtrack/Cast/Show Album at the 2009 Aria Awards. She finished
the year by contributing her voice to the theme song for the Japanese NHK taiga drama Ry?maden. In 2010, Gerrard and
Marcello De Francisci collaborated on her album Departum and on the score for Tears of Gaza. A year later, she scored
the Jim Loach-directed Oranges and Sunshine, which was nominated at the 2011 IF Awards for Best Music Score. In
November, Gerrard completed her score for Burning Man, which won her Best Music Score at the 2011 Film Critics Circle of
Australia awards. Gerrard's pace continued unabated. A year later she released a new album in collaboration with
composer Marcello De Francisci titled Departum, three singles -- "Coming Home" (featured in the film Legend of the
Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole), "Entry," and "Come This Way." In December Gerrard saw the release of The Trail of
Genghis Khan (with composer Cye Wood), the music from their score to the documentary TV series by Australian adventurer
Tim Cope. In late 2011, Dead Can Dance reunited again for a world tour in advance of Anastasis, their first album of
studio material in 16 years. They finished the tour with the promise that theirs was a formal reunion with more projects
to follow. Three years later, Gerrard issued the solo effort, Twilight Kingdom, on her own label, and in 2015 sang on
composer Antony Partos' score for Tanna. In September of 2015, Dead Can Dance announced via their Facebook page the sale
of Perry's famed Quivvy Church Studio and their relocation to France to commence work on a studio album. Over the next
two years, however, Gerrard worked solo; she sang on film scores for Jane Got a Gun, The Bible, and 2:22. At the end of
2017, she collaborated with legendary choir Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares on the single "Pora Sotunda," which
subsequently appeared on the group's 2018 full-length BooCheeMish, along with three other Gerrard contributions. Dead
Can Dance released their ninth studio album, Dionysus, in November of 2018, followed by Hiraeth, a full-length
collaboration between Gerrard and David Kuckhermann. Melodies of My Youth, a collaboration with composer Zbigniew
Preisner and pianist Dominik Wania, was released in 2019. The following year Gerrard appeared as a soloist with the
Genesis Orchestra conducted by Yordan Kamdzhalov in a recorded studio performance of Henryk Górecki's Symphony No. 3:
The Symphony of Sorrowful Songs. Composer Jules Maxwell joined Dead Can Dance as a keyboardist for the 2012 reunion
world tour. He and Gerrard composed the song "Rising Of The Moon" together. The band eventually performed it as each
evening's final encore. They also collaborated on songs for 2018's BooCheeMish. Their tracks became the seed material
for an album-length collaboration. With Maps' James Chapman as a collaborator and producer, they recorded an album
across three continents during 2020's COVID-19 quarantine. The finished album was titled Burn, and released in April
2021. 





Album List:
(1995) Lisa Gerrard - The Mirror Pool
(1998) Lisa Gerrard & Peter
Bourke - Duality
(1999) Lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke - The Insider (OST)
(2000) Lisa Gerrard & Hans Zimmer -
Gladiator (OST)
(2003) Lisa Gerrard -  Whalerider (OST)
(2004) Lisa Gerrard & Patrick Cassidy - Immortal
Memory
(2004) Lisa Gerrard, Patrick Cassidy & Christopher Gordon - Salem's Lot (OST)
(2005) Lisa Gerrard &
Jeff Rona - A Thousand Roads (OST)
(2006) Lisa Gerrard - The Silver Tree
(2007) Lisa Gerrard - The Best of
Lisa Gerrard
(2008) Lisa Gerrard & Klaus Schulze  - Rheingold [Live At The Loreley]
(2008) Lisa Gerrard &
Klaus Schulze - Farscape
(2009) Lisa Gerrard - The Black Opal
(2009) Lisa Gerrard & Klaus Schulze - Come
Quietly
(2009) Lisa Gerrard & Klaus Schulze - Dziekuje Bardzo-Vielen Dank
(2010) Lisa Gerrard & Cye Wood - The
Trail of Genghis Khan (OST)
(2010) Lisa Gerrard & Marcello De Francisci - Departum
(2013–14) Lisa Gerrard &
Klaus Schulze - Big In Europe
(2014) Lisa Gerrard - Twilight Kingdom


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