Lisa Gerrard discography

This is the discography for Australian musician Lisa Gerrard.

Microfilm

  • Microfilm: Centerfold ("Centerfold" and "Window") (1980) Vinyl, 7-inch, Single.[1]
  • Microfilm: Compilation entitled "From Belgrave with Love" ("Mossaic" by Liza Gerrard and "Summer House" by Microfilm) (1981) 12-inch, LP.

Dead Can Dance

Career after Dead Can Dance

Lisa Gerrard with Klaus Schulze 2009.
  • Miscellaneous
    • Compilation entitled "From Belgrave with Love" ("Mossaic" by Lisa Gerrard and "Summer house" by Microfilm) 1981
    • The Future Sound of London sample her vocals from the song "Dawn of the Iconoclast" for their 1992 hit single "Papua New Guinea" (1992)
    • French promo CD-single "La bas" and "Lament"
    • Compilation entitled "These Wings without Feathers" ("Dreamsong" and "Untitled") (1996)
    • Guest performer for the industrial/electronic music group Delerium entitled "Forgotten Worlds" on the album, Karma (1997)
    • "The Wings of a Film – The Music of Hans Zimmer" ("Now We Are Free" live)
    • With Orbital: "One Perfect Sunrise" on the album The Blue Album (2004)
    • Orbital featuring Lisa Gerrard: "One Perfect Sunrise" (radio mix) CD single
    • Orbital featuring Lisa Gerrard: "One Perfect Sunrise" (Phil Hartnoll mix) CD single
    • With Denez Prigent: "J'attends – Gortoz A Ran" with Denez Prigent on the album Irvi
    • "An Hini a Garan" with Denez Prigent on the Album Sarac'h
    • Mantras of a Lost Archetype (unreleased solo album)
    • The Ashes and Snow art exhibition by Gregory Colbert, (with Patrick Cassidy and Michael Brook, "Devota", "Vespers", "Womb", "Wisdom")
    • View from a Window collaborative song recording in track title "There in Your Arms" (2008) with Josiah Brooks
    • "Wisdom of Wind" composition with Jeff Rona, recorded by Tarja Turunen for her album My Winter Storm (2007) and present in the "Enough" single (2009)
    • "The Storm", song in collaboration with Hungarian composer Balázs Havasi on the album Symphonic II (2013)
    • "Lament" and "Epitaph", collaboration with Polish composer Zbigniew Preisner on the album Diaries of Hope (2013)

Movie score composing and contributions

Video game composing and contributions

References

  1. "The History of the Melbourne Punk Scene". Punk Journey. n.d. Archived from the original on 3 August 2020. Retrieved 19 September 2020.
  2. "Armello – Bringing Tabletop Adventures to Life by League of Geeks". Kickstarter. Retrieved 13 April 2014.
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