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Ross Carey  

A Little Suite for Yuji and Rieko

Duration: 12' 00" Year: 2003
for violin and piano

Larry Pruden  

Adagio

 Year: 1940
for violin and piano

John Rimmer  

Adieu KS

Duration: 03' 00" Year: 2008
for solo violin

  • Programme Note

    Karlheinz Stockhausen, Luciano Berio and Pierre Boulez have long been in my group of compositional heroes. Not that I have always understood or accepted what they were doing but rather because they opened new vistas of compositional processes.

    Stockhausen in particular offered composers new ideas about the way music is structured. His ‘moment’ forms made a deep impression and his early electronic music pieces Gesang der Jünglinge and Kontakte blazed new pathways. They are classics in the music of the twentieth century.

    Adieu KS for solo vioklin is my musical way of offering a deep sense of gratitude to Karlheinz Stockhausen. This short hommage nods in the directly of Stockhausen’s early Sonatina for violin and piano and utilises a sequence of pitches from this work. Fragments contrast with continuity, melody with violinistic sounds and movement with stasis.

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Jack Body  

Aeolian Harp

Duration: 04' 00" Year: 1979
for solo violin

Douglas Lilburn  

Allegro Concertante

Duration: 14' 00" Year: 1944, r. 1945
for violin and piano

Jeroen Speak  

Arabesques

Duration: 08' 00" Year: 2000
for violin and piano

Matthew Davidson  

Bergamasques

Duration: 13' 30" Year: 2013
for solo violin

Gillian Whitehead  

Bright Silence

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

John Elmsly  

Capriccio

Duration: 08' 00" Year: 1976
for solo violin

James Gardner  

Charge

Duration: 01' 00" Year: 1997, r. 2000
for solo violin

  • Programme Note

    This short piece was written as a twenty-first birthday present for clarinetist Esther Smaill. The melodic fragment heard at the outset soon skitters over its own unstable surface, mutates into fanfare-like repetitions, is spliced with momentary cantabile inserts, is interrupted by slow motion signposts, and blows itself out in a final burst of energy.

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