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The title ‘Grauschlieren’, meaning “grey streaks”, is taken from a painting by Gerhard Richter, and this torso for clarinet quintet is an attempt to render audible some of the notions of greyness, repetition and blurring prompted by Richter’s work.

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• James Gardner: Selected Works 

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This work was intended to feature something of New Zealand’s spirit and is a ‘deconstructed’ version of Now is the Hour.

• notes from a journey  Year: 2010 

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• Clement: Scoria; computer set 

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• Rachel Clement: selected works 

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After playing an awe-struck Messenger in a Greek tragedy, delivering visions and witness of the beautiful madness and fury that Dionysus/Bacchus/Bromius/Iacchos had inflicted on his followers, I wanted to write a concert piece based on such a vengeful and jealous deity. However, drawing from the traditional Greco-Roman pantheon would have been too restrictive, since many of their divine figures still have profiles and connotations a couple of millennia later. My own personal god would be better – a god created by me on a whim and now inserted into the historical record for all time.
This god has no need for names, or even for epithets, as it is all-powerful up against the futile efforts of mortals to label and identify it. Because I said so, it meddled in the lives of the inhabitants of ancient Thrace without them even knowing it. And you know why? BECAUSE IT CAN. Poor sods.

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• Robbie Ellis: The Ancient Thracian God of 'Huh'?; audio 

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