Includes profile, photographs, links, RAM format audio of radio interviews.

Biography and list of works.

Homage from the Peace Pledge Union after its president Michael Tippett died. Biography is mingled with interpretation as his long-time pacifism is explained and promoted.

Filmography at IMDb listing movies and television shows based upon his operas or otherwise using his compositions.

Wikipedia entry with biography and summary of musical style, genres, and overall output plus internal references to related people and topics and external links.

Entry at the Lied and Art Songs Text Page with list of vocal works and links to public domain texts.

Filmography noting original scores, filmed operatic works, and credit as librettist from the Internet Movie Database.

Article from the Lesbian and Gay Knitting Circle of South Bank (UK) University. Includes life, works, bibliography, and press clippings, including obituary remarks.

Brief biographical sketch, caricature, summaries of operas and orchestral, vocal and choral, and chamber music with Naxos discography.

Memorial essay from The Musical Times dwells on his style, ideas, ideals, his dependence upon self, and the inspiration and effects of his compositions.

Composer, librettist, and first performance listings, characters and their vocal ranges, and plot summary.

Official site. Biography, list of compositions, transcriptions and arrangements, discography, operas, writings about and by him. Also Tippett Foundation information and tributes.

Tore Steenslid tribute includes his own writings about the composer with those of others. Includes reflections, interview, study of his operas, CD reviews, photographs, and related links.

Interview from the January 1975 issue of Hi-Fi News and Record Review. As his 70th birthday drew near, he mused on the state of opera, symphonic music, the burden of being artistic, and his place in the cosmos.

Biography from the City of Birmingham (England) Choir. Includes comments on various choral works, especially those performed by the choir.

Obituary and commentary from The Society of Recorder Players upon the death of its long-time president. Notes his influence on the instrument's popularity in England.

An essay written by David Wright (originally in 1976) examines his personality and political leanings, showing how he could make polar changes in brief periods of time.

David Peat in conversation with Sir Michael. The composer talks about the act of composition, the nature of his creativity, the importance of Carl Jung in his work, and various other aspects of his personal spirituality.

Opera World essay by John J. Church traces the Tippett work from its critically assailed first performance to being hailed as a masterpiece of modern music.

Entry from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music at WQXR radio includes life, list of works, and special attention on his symphonic and operatic works.