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Ross Carey  

Prelude and Dance

Duration: 05' 00" Year: 1995, r. 2003
for solo violin

Helen Caskie  

Rhapsody for Violin and Piano

Duration: 09' 00" Year: 1985
for violin and piano

Christopher Prosser  

Six Meditations

 Year: 1988
for solo violin

Ray Twomey  

Sonatina for violin and piano (Opus 10b)

Duration: 18' 00" Year: 1962, r. 1997
for violin and piano

Eve de Castro-Robinson  

Split the Lark

Duration: 13' 00" Year: 1991
for violin and piano

John Rimmer  

The Dance of the Sibyl

Duration: 10' 00" Year: 2002
for solo violin

Ross Carey  

Three Pieces (Autumn Leaves)

Duration: 08' 00" Year: 2000
for solo violin

  • Programme Note

    These pieces were derived from certain pages from a French philosopher’s work that I found in the Otago University library, during my year as Mozart Fellow in the School of Humanities there. This and the fact that they were composed during the autumn give the work its title. The realisation of the work involved processes determining pitch (encompassing the whole range of the violin) and rhythm (in quarter and eight notes); although the compositional processes may have been simple, the performance requires considerable virtuosity. Written for violinist Mark Menzies, who gave the first performance at the 09(03) Contemporary Music Festival in Auckland in October 2003.

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David Farquhar  

Three Pieces for Violin and Piano

Duration: 12' 00" Year: 1967
for violin and piano

Ross Carey  

To Dusan

Duration: 02' 00" Year: 2003
for solo violin

  • Programme Note

    Composed in 2003 and dedicated to a Toronto friend Dusan Ostojic, who passed away that year. The piece is based on the following text, translated into musical tones with the aid of Udo Kasemet’s “MusicAlphabet”: “Dusan Ostojic, Serbian Canadian; Precious Beautiful Person – Fly Free in the Stars!”

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Robin Toan  

Tutukaka

Duration: 07' 30" Year: 2007, r. 2009
for violin and piano

  • Programme Note

    Tutukaka is a reflective work inspired by Tutukaka in Northland, New Zealand. The work is based around a lyrical melody that is first played by the violin at the start of
    the piece. The melody gently carries memories of isolated beaches, watching the tides ebb and flow and the powerful feeling of standing on the tip of a headland looking out
    into the ocean.

    The music in turn visits other memories; the swirling waves at Matapouri beach, watching a lighthouse glow unfailingly every night and seagulls scavenging around the fishing boats.

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