Ping

From a new EP 

https://robertnettleship.bandcamp.com/album/doodle-music-ep

Doodle I

The Joy of Christmas for Orchestra Nicolas Kingman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8ax2AXV3T8

For John Tilbury (2012)
Composer: Matthew Lee Knowles
Pianist: Kate Ledger

November 2nd at 2:30pm
St Pancras Clock Tower, London

Recording: John-Henry Baker
Colourist: Juno Lee

With special thanks to Peter Tompkins

For John Tilbury (performed by Kate Ledger)

On the day’s
threshold she wakes
to take up
hammer and chisel

‘The Stone Flower’ is a reflection on the process of making and the joy it can bring. A stone carver becomes lost in the flow of the creative process, sculpting a flower from a block of green malachite. As she works, she reflects on the embodied artistic process. 

Composer: Lucy Armstrong 
Words: Rebecca Hurst 
Mezzo Soprano: Jade Moffat
Pianist: Alice Turner 

An original work from Glyndebourne’s Balancing the Score composer Lucy Armstrong

Balancing the Score is supported by donations to Glyndebourne’s New Generation Programme. 

The Stone Flower was commissioned as part of Glyndebourne’s Jerwood Pit Perfect scheme funded by the Jerwood Foundation and other generous supporters.

Recording engineer: Maxim Gamble



The Stone Flower

Stylophone: Katie Axelsen 
Casio Keyboard: Samuel Pradalie 
Recycled Percussion: Will Frampton 

I wrote this composition for instruments that I found in charity shops and the recycling,  Stylophone, Casio Keyboard, glass bottles, and bell. The composition is separated into six episodes. 

Austerity Music for Recycled Instruments

A little arrangement of Wexford Carol for clarinet, strings and Celeste.

The Wexford Carol

4. ZNIT_ THEME_2

Cloudspotting for violin and piano explores an 11-chord sequence traversed cyclically 10 times, where the step increases by one with every traversal. Successive traversals of the chord sequence create a generative soundscape dominated by four note patterns in the piano, groups of long notes in the violin, and unusual harmonic shifts. Floating violin phrases have inspired the title, recalling clouds in slow motion across the sky. The work aims to find unexplored possibilities, new meaning and feeling in traditional consonant harmonies and familiar sound textures.
World premiere by Dušan Panajotović, violin and Bojana Dimković, piano, at the 34th International Composers Review, Belgrade, Serbia, September 29th 2025.

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