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Leonie Holmes  

Colloquium

Duration: 06' 00" Year: 1986
for two flutes and guitar

Jenny McLeod  

Music for Four

Duration: 12' 00" Year: 1986
for two pianos and two percussionists

Chris Cree Brown  

Piece for Flute and Guitar

 Year: 1986
for flute and guitar

Nigel Keay  

Quartet for Piano, Violin, Viola and Cello

Duration: 16' 00" Year: 1986

David Hamilton  

Slides 6

Duration: 05' 00" Year: 1986
for flute and three percussionists

  • Instrumentation
    Percussion 1. c# crotale, one timpani, suspended cymbal; Percussion 2: vibraphone (motor off); Percussion 3: 4 rototoms (med or large) C# D# G# B
  • Programme Note

    Written at the 1986 Cambridge Music School and premiered there, this work utilises flute with 3 percussionists: C# crotale, one timpani, suspended cymbal, vibraphone 4 roto-toms. Two particular uses of glissando occur in the music – the flautist is called upon to execute a tremolo while overblowing to produce an upward rush through the upper harmonics; and the percussionist is asked to place the crotale upside down on the timpani head then to strike the crotale sharply and manipulate the timpani pedal – this causes the crotale pitch to fluctuate.

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Jenny McLeod  

Suite: Jazz Themes

Duration: 10' 00" Year: 1986
for flute, saxophone, viola and piano

Peter Scholes (composer)  

Time For Three

Duration: 12' 00" Year: 1986, r. 1988
for amplified clarinet, percussionist and drum machine

  • Instrumentation
    It is for amplified clarinet (with Ibanez Digital Delay DM1100), percussionist and drum machine (Roland TR606). It is for two human performers and a machine.
  • Programme Note

    It is for amplified clarinet (with Ibanez Digital Delay DM1100), percussionist and drum machine (Roland TR606). It is for two human performers and a machine.
    After extensive use of realtime signal processing during live performances with Ivan Zagni, Peter Scholes composed this piece for a series of concerts and a Radio New Zealand recording with percussionist Bruce McKinnon. The music contrasts the human performers with the mechanical precision of the drum machine. Sometimes the clarinet or the drum machine are processed through a delay device, the settings of which are varied throughout the piece to create different delay times and feedback effects.

    The use of real time signal processing was also used by the composer in his composition “Islands II” which represented New Zealand in the 1993 UNESCO International Rostrum of Composers.
    Later, Peter Scholes composed “Bonk” for Bruce McKinnon and the NZSO.

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Helen Caskie  

Under the African Sun

Duration: 04' 00" Year: 1986
for two flutes and piano

John Rimmer  

With the Current

Duration: 10' 00" Year: 1986
for flute, cello, percussion and piano