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David Hamilton  

A Bright Light Still Shines

 Year: 2011
for SATB choir and piano

Yvette Audain  

A Charleston Kick With Steel Caps

Duration: 06' 00" Year: 2011
for saxophone quartet

Yvette Audain  

A Charleston Kick With Steel Caps – alto sax quartet version

Duration: 06' 00" Year: 2011
for four alto saxophones

Leonie Holmes  

A Tedious Brief Scene: Bottom's Dance

Duration: 06' 00" Year: 2011
piano quartet

Mike Nock  

After Satie

 Year: 2011
for jazz quintet

Karlo Margetic  

Agnus Dei III (soprano and string trio)

Duration: 02' 00" Year: 2011
from "Missa Prolationum" composed by Johannes Ockeghem, arranged for soprano and string trio by Karlo Margetic

Karlo Margetic  

Agnus Dei III (string quartet)

Duration: 02' 00" Year: 2011
from "Missa Prolationum" composed by Johannes Ockeghem, arranged for string quartet by Karlo Margetic

M Louise Webster  

An Infinite Shore

Duration: 20' 00" Year: 2011
Clarinet quintet in three movements

  • Instrumentation
    Bb Clarinet, string quartet
  • Programme Note

    This work for clarinet quintet in three movements was written following time spent in the north of Scotland, during which I visited the remote and desolate places that my family left behind when they emigrated from Scotland to New Zealand in the 19th Century. Although the music is not intended to be strictly descriptive, the image underpinning the work is that of an infinite shore that stretches from the line of steep cliffs at Badbea overlooking the North Sea, around the world to the rocky southern shores of Aotearoa New Zealand. The work draws on the tonal colour and extremes of pitch that are possible in the clarinet, and the extraordinary platform of sound of the string quartet.

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Lissa Meridan  

an invisible spell

 Year: 2011
for piano trio

David Hamilton  

Angele Dei

Duration: 05' 15" Year: 2011
for SSAATTBB choir

  • Programme Note

    St Michael’s Church in Remuera (Auckland ) is one of the finest acoustics in the city for choral music. When I heard Viva Voce was presenting a concert of “heavenly music” there as the choir’s final concert for 2011, I offered to write a new piece. My earliest regularly performed work,“Lux Aeterna was already scheduled for the programme, so I felt this would make a nice comparison of works written 32 years apart. Conductor John Rosser readily agreed to the idea.

    Angele Dei is a text traditionally attributed to St Anselm (c.1033-1109) although it is now believed to have been added to his works after his death probably in the 11th or 12th centuries. It is a brief prayer to a guardian angel – one who is charged with protecting against the assaults of demons, that might lead one into sin.

    The piece is full of warm rich choral textures, beginning with the women’s voices descending in a scale-like passage which repeats several times against simple tonal chords in the men’s voices. The build to the climax uses textures reminiscent of Renaissance composers, featuring a string of suspensions in the harmony. The work ends quietly with an Amen section and final statement of the title.

    David Hamilton

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