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- Double Resonances - Bruce Crossman
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Double Resonances is the product of an original and mature Australasian composer sensitive to Asia-Pacific cultures. Trace elements of indigenous Filipino music, hints of Korean vocal style and techniques of Japanese flute music infuse Bruce Crossman’s music as he explores contiguities between European harmonic practices, jazz extemporisation and Asian music phenomena."
- Professor Michael Atherton
Music
| ...Back to the centre | Bruce Crossman | 05' 42" |
| for piano | ||
| Performed by Jeanell Carrigan (piano) at University of Queensland in February 2000 | ||
| After Resonance Blues | Bruce Crossman | |
| for piano | ||
| Performed by Tom McGrath at University of Otago in February 2007 | ||
| Daragang Magayon Cantata | Bruce Crossman | 15' 00" |
| for mezzo-soprano, piano and (optional) dancer/chanter | ||
| Performed by Lotte Latukefu, Merlinda Bobis, and Ian Monro at Riverside Theatres, Sydney, April 2006 | ||
| Double Resonances | Bruce Crossman | |
| for piano and percussion | ||
| Performed by Bernadette Balkus (piano) and Claire Edwardes (percussion) at University of Western Sydney in April 2008 | ||
| Fierce Tranquillity | Bruce Crossman | 17' 01" |
| for string trio | ||
| Performed by the New Asia String Quartet (Kum Ho Quartet, Korea) at UCSC Recital Hall, Santa Cruz | ||
| In Gentleness and Suddenness | Bruce Crossman | |
| for shakuhachi | ||
| Performed by Jim Franklin at University of Western Sydney, January 2008 | ||
| Publisher Note: | Publications by Wirripang |
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| Imprint: | Wirr 017 |
| Publication Year: | 2008 |
| Copyright: | Wirripang / Bruce Crossman |