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Tag Archives: contemporary music
knitting for clarinetists: the bell-protector
Bit of a fluff piece on the blog today (hua hua). A couple of years ago I was working on Gerard Grisey’s Solo pour Deux for clarinet and trombone with the incomparable Steve Menotti. At the very beginning of the … Continue reading
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Tagged clarinet, contemporary music, knitting, new music, trombone
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competitions: some ramblings and a few questions
Recently, I’ve been asked to consider the reasons why I participate in composition competitions. I really wanted to address some of the problems with competitions, but instead I’ve just rambled positively about one of my favourite projects in the hope … Continue reading
Posted in on collaboration & composition, performance
Tagged composers, contemporary music, new music, performance
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Approaches to the performer/audience relationship: a case study
Over the last two weeks, my ensemble has collaborated with ensemble chronophonie on a fairly unusual concert presentation. Called Unter Vier Ohren (literally “under four ears” – “unter vier Augen” means “between the two of us”), we installed 7 musicians … Continue reading