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His focus for composition for string quartet came in the form of a residency at [[Princeton University]], New Jersey and featured on his first commercial recording, ''Y=-X2''. |
His focus for composition for string quartet came in the form of a residency at [[Princeton University]], New Jersey and featured on his first commercial recording, ''Y=-X2''. |
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His film credits include the music to ''Insight In Mind'', ''The Nuclear Train'' and ''The Silent Train'', all for [[Channel 4]]. His score to ''Insight In Mind'', a short film about mental illness, was screened at the [[BFI Southbank|National Film Theatre]], London, in 2003. |
His film credits include the music to ''Insight In Mind'', ''The Nuclear Train''<ref>[http://www.animateonline.org/films/nucleartrain/index.html The Nuclear Train]</ref> and ''The Silent Train'', all for [[Channel 4]]. His score to ''Insight In Mind'', a short film about mental illness, was screened at the [[BFI Southbank|National Film Theatre]], London, in 2003. |
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His first orchestral drama, ''The Pieta'', had its world premiere in [[St James's Church, Piccadilly]], London in May 2009, featuring actor [[Frances Barber]] as the narrator, with a subsequent cast recording being commercially released though Cayos Records.<ref>[http://www.shanecullinan.co.uk/page4.htm The Stage newspaper on The Pieta]</ref> |
His first orchestral drama, ''The Pieta'', had its world premiere in [[St James's Church, Piccadilly]], London in May 2009, featuring actor [[Frances Barber]] as the narrator, with a subsequent cast recording being commercially released though Cayos Records.<ref>[http://www.shanecullinan.co.uk/page4.htm The Stage newspaper on The Pieta]</ref> |
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*''Letter to East'' - Shane Cullinan (1999) |
*''Letter to East'' - Shane Cullinan (1999) |
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*''Demonstration'' – Shane Cullinan (2000) |
*''Demonstration'' – Shane Cullinan (2000) |
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*''The Run'' - Tonic Fold (2002)(EP) |
*''The Run'' - Tonic Fold (2002) (EP) |
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*''The Magdalens'' - Tonic Fold (2003) |
*''The Magdalens'' - Tonic Fold (2003) |
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*''Numbers Rush By'' – Tonic Fold (2007) |
*''Numbers Rush By'' – Tonic Fold (2007) |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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* [http://www.shanecullinan.co.uk/ Shane Cullinan's official website] |
* [http://www.shanecullinan.co.uk/ Shane Cullinan's official website] |
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* [http://www.animateonline.org/films/nucleartrain/index.html The Nuclear Train] |
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* [http://oughttobeclowns.blogspot.co.uk/2009_05_01_archive.html Review of The Pieta] |
* [http://oughttobeclowns.blogspot.co.uk/2009_05_01_archive.html Review of The Pieta] |
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* [http://www.remotegoat.co.uk/review_view.php?uid=5567 Review of Tonic Fold] |
* [http://www.remotegoat.co.uk/review_view.php?uid=5567 Review of Tonic Fold] |
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Shane Cullinan is a composer, arranger and lyricist whose work ranges from compositions for TV and film to orchestral dramas and opera.
Born in 1974, Cullinan has worked independently as a composer and arranger since graduating from Nottingham Trent University.
His focus for composition for string quartet came in the form of a residency at Princeton University, New Jersey and featured on his first commercial recording, Y=-X2.
His film credits include the music to Insight In Mind, The Nuclear Train[1] and The Silent Train, all for Channel 4. His score to Insight In Mind, a short film about mental illness, was screened at the National Film Theatre, London, in 2003.
His first orchestral drama, The Pieta, had its world premiere in St James's Church, Piccadilly, London in May 2009, featuring actor Frances Barber as the narrator, with a subsequent cast recording being commercially released though Cayos Records.[2]
The text and score to his work The Magpie was the inspiration behind the play, Dirty Pretty Secrets, which premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2004.
Cullinan works with his orchestral collective, Tonic Fold, who have released three albums since 2002. They include Numbers Rush By which was released in January 2008 and won the Overplay Songwriters Award 2008 and shortlisted for the UK Songwriters Awards 2008.[3]
His album, The People in Front of the Shadows Behind, features guest artists Kathy Burke, David McAlmont, Chris New, Rachel Tucker and Tom Parsons, is being released in late 2012.
Cullinan has continued to work for theatre and film and on projects with the Royal Opera House, The Urban Culture Project, Tonic Fold, Cargem Theatre, Hanby & Barrett, and Channel 4.
Discography
Albums
- Y=-X2 - Shane Cullinan (1997) (EP)
- The Beachcomber - Shane Cullinan (1997)
- Letter to East - Shane Cullinan (1999)
- Demonstration – Shane Cullinan (2000)
- The Run - Tonic Fold (2002) (EP)
- The Magdalens - Tonic Fold (2003)
- Numbers Rush By – Tonic Fold (2007)
- The Pieta - Shane Cullinan (2008)
- The People in Front of the Shadows Behind - Shane Cullinan (2012)
Theatre
- The Acid Circus, Castlegate Hall in Nottingham and Town Hall Manchester, 1998
- Dirty Pretty Secrets, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 2008
- Anthony on a Bench on a Hill, in pre-production, 2013
- Up The Garden Path, in collaboration with Tim Benzie & Paul Joseph, in pre-production, 2013
Opera
- Tacitly Type Tabes, Bonnington Gallery, Nottingham, 1999
- The Pieta, St James's Church, Piccadilly, London, 2008
Film/TV
- Becca's Earth (Soundtrap/Channel 4 pilot), 2006
- The Nuclear Train (Channel 4, Animate! series), 2004
- Insight In Mind (Swings And Roundabouts in association with Arts Council England), 2003
External links
References
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