Martin has studied composition in Stockholm, Uppsala and Amsterdam, and is member of Society of Swedish Composers since 2000. He has written for all imaginable kinds of ensembles, from solo pieces to orchestra, with or without electronics. He has also composed for film, theatre and dance.
Recent works
| Three Princes of Serendip (2019), for solo percussion | watch | |
| Sudoku #6 (2019), for flute quartet | watch | |
| Gyration Point 3.22 (2018), for septet | listen | |
| Hundra tusen miljarder (2014), for mixed choir | listen | |
| Den Tredje Mannen (2012), for any duo | ||
| Tänk (2011), film music, for archlute and recorders | watch | |
| Phylnlu (2010), for three improvisers and recitation | listen | |
| Fragg (2009), for archlute | listen | |
| Wrench (2008), for soprano saxophone | listen | |
| Opener (2007), for orchestra | listen | |
| Duello (2007), for two YouHero guitars | watch | |
| Sudoku#1 (2005), for eight electric guitars | watch | |
| Méditation (2003), for piano | listen | |
| Electrical Sunshine Window (2002), for violin and electronics | listen |
Prizes
1999 Stockholm County Cultural Award, for 1000 years in 1000 seconds
2007 Composer in Residence, Bergslagen Chamber Symphonic
CD
Wind Music (2003) Sfz Records
Eclectric guitar experience (2007)
Fab Lab (2011)
Urverk (2017), Uppsala Vokalensemble
Published works
Concerto for Cor Anglais and Clarinet Sextet (2003). Ed Reimers
1000 years in 1000 seconds (2004). Ed Reimers
Saxparty 1.3/1.4 (2005), Ed Reimers
Half the Truth about the Universe (2005), Gold Branch Music
Tuba Trilogy (2006), Gold Branch Music
”Det är alldeles lätt att beskriva, men det är förtätat och faktiskt bitvis nästan vackert. Fan tro’t, men satt jag inte där till slut och lät mig bedåras!”
Arbetarbladet 4/10 2002