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Jeni Little  

Azimuth

Duration: 03' 30" Year: 2005
for wind orchestra

  • Programme Note

    The word azimuth originates from Arabic and means “the arc of the horizon to the zenith” (highest point ie straight above you). In this piece, the sense of the gradual movement from a still point to a climax is obvious.

    The idea of an azimuth is very mathematical and have reflected this in the symmetry and balance of the work – creating a “calculated” path of progress – very suited to the minimalist inspirations at play.

    Jeni Little

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Chris Adams  

c.f. Martinu

Duration: 03' 30" Year: 2005
for organ

Rachael Morgan  

disconcerted effervescence

Duration: 04' 00" Year: 2005
for chamber ensemble

Karlo Margetic  

Dubina

Duration: 04' 00" Year: 2005
for orchestra

Jonathan Besser  

Geosynchronous Hibernation

Duration: 01' 00" Year: 2005
An improvisation for soprano saxophone and piano

Bruce Crossman  

Majesty

Duration: 03' 00" Year: 2005
for solo piano

Yvette Audain  

Mangatangi

Duration: 04' 00" Year: 2005
for orchestra

Ross Carey  

Music to Boil an Egg By

Duration: 03' 00" Year: 2005
for bass clarinet, piano and triangle

  • Instrumentation
    The pianist's triangle can be on a stand or stool beside the piano
  • Programme Note

    Three minute-long pieces (the number three is important in other ways also) chronicling our heroic egg’s plunge into hot water (jostling for space in the pot); self-awareness (despair at not growing to be a fully-fledged chicken) and ultimate sacrifice at the dinner-table.

    Written during a month-long residency in November 2005 at the Visby International Centre for Composers, Gotland, Sweden, and dedicated to this institute and its director Ramon Anthin. First performed by the Continuum Ensemble, Toronto, with narrator James Rolfe in Toronto in October 2006.

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Ross Carey  

Music to Boil an Egg By

Duration: 03' 00" Year: 2005
for bassoon, piano and triangle

  • Instrumentation
    The pianist's triangle can be on a stand or stool beside the piano
  • Programme Note

    Three minute-long pieces (the number three is important in other ways also) chronicling our heroic egg’s plunge into hot water (jostling for space in the pot); self-awareness (despair at not growing to be a fully-fledged chicken) and ultimate sacrifice at the dinner-table.

    Written during a month-long residency in November 2005 at the Visby International Centre for Composers, Gotland, Sweden, and dedicated to this institute and its director Ramon Anthin. First performed by the Continuum Ensemble, Toronto, with narrator James Rolfe in Toronto in October 2006.

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Ross Carey  

Piece breve sur le nom 'Roland'

Duration: 02' 00" Year: 2005
for piano