Music by Will Gregory for the BBC Radio series.  Orchestration by Ian Gardiner. BBC National Orchestra of Wales, conducted by Ben Foster

Will Gregory (orch. IG): Modesty Blaise Theme

We Are Lemons and We Are Free - Gen Ken Montgomery

'SSGB', from 'British Museum' (1990 - 94), played by George W.Welch: Marina Solarek - violin, Michael Newman - viola, Hugh McDowell - cello, Julia Butterworth - bass clarinet, James Hill - tuba, Jonathan Parry - piano, Simon Allen - bowed vibraphone, Ian Gardiner - vibraphone / director, Mark Thomson - percussion. Recorded by BBC Radio 3 for a radio version broadcast in 1995, produced by Alan Hall.
For more info about British Museum: https://www.iangardinermusic.com/britishmuseum

SSGB (British Museum) [1990]

Played by George W.Welch. BBC Recording 1995. Julia Munn, Emma Fowler, reeds; Hugh McDowell, cello; Sophia Preston, double bass; Jonathan Parry, piano; Ian Gardiner, Simon Allen, Martin Pyne, Mark Thomson, percussion

John White: Symphony No.3 (1981)

John White: Symphony No.6 (1981)

After "Conceptmusic", his super-provocative, "potentially-musical" artifact, here a new work by Philip Corner, the avantgarde/Fluxus maestro.
Recorded in 1985, this long piece, unpublished until now, belongs to the Gamelan series, which Corner has worked for years and counting dozens of pieces.  
In the word of the author, the piece, for two pianists "...represents one of the most “curious” manifestation in the Gamelan series. The increment-link, high-to-low, is maintained on the chromatic scale of the piano keyboard, giving durations from 1 to 88. However they are realized in both directions at the same time. And counted out loud."

Gamelan Coming & Going

Philip Corner - Gamelan Coming & Going (Excp) (from "Gamelan Coming & Going" AG16)

Bugie Colorate

The Waiting Hour

Distanza Dalla Luna

First piece written for George W.Welch. Sly dig at 80's sampling and vacuous minimalism. Dedicated to Andrew Hugill, who pumps the first piano chords.
Violin - Kate Smith; Viola - Michael Newman; Cello - Hugh McDowell; Tuba - James Hill; Piano - Jonathan Parry; Vibraphone - Simon Allen; Marimba - Ian Gardiner; Percussions - Mark Thomson

Charing X (1985)

Text by Bobby Sands.
Performed by John Tilbury (speaker) and Dave Smith (piano)28/1/93 British Music Information Centre

I fought a monster today (1984)

An excerpt from a piece created as part of the New Mythos (2010) grant which required research in the OPUS Archives.

Daniel Lentz - Excerpt from "The Beginning"

experimental/contemporary label based in Rome /  also organizers and promoters of new music & sound art with the association PROPOSTE SONORE

Philip Corner - Gamelan Coming & Going (Excp) (from "Gamelan Coming & Going" AG16)

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