Name: extended circular music V (Jürg Frey) by mainly slow organ music
Duration: 5 min
Description: "Extended circular music V" by Jürg Frey, performed by Huw Morgan

Cynfas: Madame Ceski—Ouroboros

Rivers

Performed by Huw Morgan on the organ of St. Stephen's Church, Bristol, UK, in the concert series 'Mainly Slow Organ Music' , September 2021.

Image 'The MSOM Tortoise' © Huw Morgan 2021

INTERLUDE XI (2019) (Live performance)

"Extended circular music V" by Jürg Frey, performed by Huw Morgan

extended circular music V (Jürg Frey)

Performer: Ben Scott (benjaminscottmusic.uk)
Date: 15/01/2018
Location: Holy Trinity Church, Folkestone

Amalgamations for Organ 15th January 2018

Maeshowe for sextet and sine tones. Concert recording from the premier in Helsingborg, Sweden, April 2018.

With many thanks to the Riot Ensemble for their help in realising this project: Ausiàs Garrigos (clarinet), Andy Connington (trombone), David Royo (percussion), Fontane Liang (harp), Neil Georgeson (piano), Louise McMonagle (cello) and Aaron Holloway-Nahum (conductor).

The piece is based on the resonant frequencies of Maeshowe, an ancient burial chamber on the Scottish island of Orkney. The frequencies were extracted from the acoustic impulse response and converted from Hz to 12tone equally tempered pitches with cent deviations. The frequencies are played exactly as sine tones and approximated by the instruments in various ways.

Maeshowe

Performed live at St.-Bavokerk Haarlem, Monday 23rd July 2018

Organ: Giovanni Michelini

Orgel Festival Haarlem

In Sleep Braces (Live)

Saint-Girons (field recording) was taken during a workshop with Christina Kubisch that captures both the electromagnetic sounds (via Kubisch's headphones) and the acoustic atmospheric sounds of Saint-Girons, France in real-time.


"Saint-Girons" (2018) is an open instrumentation work that utilizes this pre-recorded audio along side two or more performers.

Saint-Girons (field recording)

Это (Eto) is a piece of variations inspired by a Russian folk song.
It was performed by David Bremner in Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin - 28.11.12

The piece makes loose use of material from the song titled Кумушки (Kumushki), which features prominently in the film Nostalghia by Andrej Tarkovsky. And recalls a peasant's desires through requests to her peers.
The song in question is played before the composition.

The source music can be found here
http://youtu.be/5DWpeuvfk_k

The full text of the song is as follows:

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	Oh, Kumushki,
be friends with each other.
	Be friends with each other,
And love me too.

	Go to the green garden,
And take me with you.

	You'll gather flowers,
Gather some for me too.

	You'll wreathe chaplets,
Oh, wreathe one for me too.

	Go to the Danube river,
And take me with you.

	You'll sail your chaplets on the water,
And sail mine too.

	Your chaplets were sailing adrift,
But mine has sunk…swam like a stone…swam like a stone.

	Your lovers have returned from war,
But mine hasn't, he doesn't come back, he doesn't write any letters.

	He's forgotten about me…about me…

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Это for Organ (2012)

Mainly slow organ music. Performed mainly in Bristol by Huw Morgan

extended circular music V (Jürg Frey)

mainly slow organ music

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