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Karlo Margetić

Composer

Born: 1987 Website  

Biography

Karlo Margetić (b.1987) is a composer based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand. He studied composition and clarinet at the New Zealand School of Music. Karlo has been the recipient of numerous prizes, including the 2020 Enescu Prize for Symphonic Composition (for 'An Axe for the Frozen Sea') and the 2013 SOUNZ Contemporary Award (for 'Lightbox'). In 2013 he was a Composer Fellow at the Intimacy of Creativity Composition Workshop at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

Karlo has received commissions and performances from a wide variety of soloists and groups, including NZTrio, New Zealand String Quartet, F-Plus Trio, STROMA, Michael Houstoun, Claire Edwardes, Michael Hill International Violin Competition, Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, and Wellington Youth Orchestra. He was Composer-in-Residence with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra in 2016 and 2017, Orchestra Wellington in 2014, with the NZSO National Youth Orchestra in 2007, and was Young Composer-in-Residence with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra in 2007 and 2008.


Composed (21)

An Axe for the Frozen Sea

for orchestra, 11m


Belt Sander

for orchestra, 4m


Bioluminescence

for orchestra, 7m


Bricks and Mortar

for clarinet, violin and percussion


Double

for solo bassoon, 7m


Dubina

for orchestra, 4m


Et consumimur igni

for SSA choir, 2m


In All Directions

five pieces for piano solo, 11m


Intrusion

for solo trumpet, 2m 30s


Lightbox

for piano trio, 12m


Mainspring

for orchestra, 7m


Melting Furniture

for piano and orchestra, 18m


On an Imaginary Folk Song

for solo violin, 5m


Ricercar

for string quartet, 12m


Saccades

for clarinet duo, 5m


Sinnet

for string quartet, 4m 30s


Svitac

for clarinet and piano, 8m


Svitac (version for clarinet and ensemble)

for clarinet and ensemble, 8m


Triangle, Staple, Staple

for solo piano


Xylophone Concerto

for xylophone and orchestra, 19m