Nick Ingman is an esteemed English arranger, composer, and conductor whose versatility and profound expertise have graced numerous albums, film scores, and performances throughout his extensive career. Born on April 29, 1948, Ingman studied at the Berklee College of Music in Boston before immersing himself in the London music scene. He is acclaimed for his lush orchestrations and his ability to meld classical influences with contemporary sounds, making him a valuable collaborator across various musical genres.

Ingman's collaboration with a myriad of top-tier artists and his contributions to iconic soundtracks have made him a respected figure in the music industry. Some of his most notable work includes orchestrating for Genesis member Tony Banks on his classical crossover album "Five," as exemplified by the project "Tony Banks: Five (Arr. N. Ingman)." He has also lent his talents to cinematic albums such as "Hollywood Blockbusters," "Movie Legends: The Music of John Barry," and the score for "400 Years of the Telescope," showcasing his flair for capturing the essence of visual narrative through music. Nick Ingman's own releases, such as "Nick Ingman & His Orchestra" volumes and his work on soundtracks like "Finding Neverland" and "Two Brothers," have highlighted his command of orchestral textures and his capacity to evoke emotion through his arrangements. His artistry continues to influence and inspire, solidifying his status as a true maestro in the realm of music.

Genres

Library Music

Related Artists

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John Barry

Latest Release

Tony Banks: Five (Arr. N. Ingman)

Tony Banks•

Czech National Symphony Orchestra•

Nick Ingman

Ep - 5 Tracks - Released December 13, 2019