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Dorothy Buchanan  

A Festive Song - Burnside High School

Duration: 05' 00" Year: 1985
for voice, processional choir, answering choir, and school orchestra

Chris Cree Brown  

A Video/performance Work

 Year: 1985
electroacoustic music to go with a video/performance work by Mike Sulkowski

David Farquhar  

ABC

Duration: 07' 00" Year: 1985
for SATB choir

Jenny McLeod  

Africana

Duration: 09' 00" Year: 1985
for 2 saxophones (doubling clarinet), trumpet and bass trombone

  • Instrumentation
    sop saxophone/clarinet, alto saxophone/bass clarinet, trumpet, bass trombone

David Hamilton  

Alleluia

Duration: 02' 00" Year: 1985
for SSAA choir

John Young  

... and the Sky was tense with Blending

Duration: 14' 00" Year: 1985, r. 1987
for orchestra

Craig Utting  

Apocalypse

Duration: 15' 00" Year: 1985
for bass singer and chamber ensemble

Thomas Goss  

Aubade

Duration: 05' 20" Year: 1985
for flute and piano

  • Programme Note

    An “aubade” is a morning song; counterpart of a nocturne, it is literally a “song of the dawn.” The brightness of this Aubade is in simplicity, calmness, and tonal warmth. Written as an afterthought to the Rococo Sonatina, it shares some of the same influence of light jazz and impressionism, yet melded more to a modern chamber music aesthetic than an ancient one.

    The piano opens with a simple three-note theme over a calm progression of seventh chords. Echoed by the flute, the theme develops into a more flowing and graceful line, ultimately resolving on a wistful note. A brisk, bird-like section follows, elevating the mood as the flute flutters and the piano scurries. A pensive cadenza leads the music back to the serene calm of the introduction, which leads to a final jazz progression that concludes the music in a different key.

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Anthony Ritchie  

Autumn Concerto

 Year: 1985
arranged for two pianos

Anthony Ritchie  

Autumn Concerto

Duration: 10' 00" Year: 1985
for piano and orchestra