Name: FRAGILE_A Wild Year on Earth by Cassie To
Duration: 2 min 58 s
Description: Music composed for Television Show 'A Wild Year on Earth' as a freelance composer with The DA's OFFICE

A Selection of tracks composed by Nick Wales from various projects. Big Thanks to Bree van Reyk and Sarah Blasko for some collaborations in this selection.  
1. Spaaace  - Nick Wales & Bree van Reyk 
2. Harbour Light - Nick Wales
3. Composure - Nick Wales
4. Hair (excerpt) - Nick Wales
5. Open - Nick Wales
6. Scissor TImes - Nick Wales & Bree van Reyk 
7. Not Windy Anymore (dub) - Nick Wales & Sarah Blasko
8. Bounce that Ball  - Nick Wales & Bree van Reyk 
9. Lantern Boy - Nick Wales
10. Basketball - Nick Wales
11. Harp Entry - Nick Wales
12. Courtney Green - Nick Wales
13. Broken Clapping - Nick Wales & Bree van Reyk 
 

Autumn Lights - Nick Wales

Pallet Town (Pokemon RBY)

from the Dance Theatre work "AM I" 
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featuring musician collaborators: 
Bree van Reyk - Marimba, African Percussion, Samples 
Tunji Bier - South Indian Percussion, Middle eastern percussion 
Jess Green - Electric Guitar , Baglama, Vocals 
Jason Noble - Bass Clarinet, Harmonium, Saxillo, Samples 
Alyx Dennison - Vocals, Keyboards  
Jessica O’Donoghue - Vocals, Percussion 
Nick Wales - Violin, Viola, Rebec 
Bob Scott - Music Mix 
Illia - Side of stage vibes 
Annika - Front of house action 

Bird On Sea

Many people have asked me how New York? It's big? Chaotic? The buildings are very high? etc ..
So I wanted to write a song about my experience in the Big Apple so that each of you can close your eyes, and imagine !!
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Voices of people recorded in NYC by myself.

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'Meet In The Middle' is taken from Ta-ku & Wafia's collaborative (m)edian EP, out now on Future Classic. 

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Recorded May 24, 2016
Lippes Concert Hall at Slee Hall
Engineer: Christopher Jacobs

Caroline Mallonée, Crossings

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SAY

I must have been in 1st grade or Kindergarten
when some kid said the “n” word in front of me
and I didn’t know what it meant but I wanted to find out
It kept rolling around in my head
What is it? A name? Is it a good name? 
I said it out loud at home, and remember my Dad looked sad.

I must have been in 4th grade
when we had to take the Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) test
and to tell the state how smart we were
We also had to tell them what race we were
“Select One Answer” but I needed two bubbles to be honest
I asked my teacher “why can’t I fill in ‘black’ and ‘white’” 
And she said “just fill in black”
and she looked sad.

In high school, I was on the swim team
My brother was on the swim team
We were both really good. We were both varsity swimmers. We both were champions.
Someone said, “I didn’t even know black people could swim”
Another said, “well, you’re only good athletes because you’re black.”
I was sad.

I went to college, and was the only mixed student in the music department.
I played saxophone in all of the top ensembles- I was first chair bari sax in every group we had. I earned that.
A guy I knew made black jokes all the time.
“you’re so white though”
“haha it’s just because you’re black though isn’t it?”
I slapped him across the face at a party once. Hard. I wasn’t even drinking 
I was just so mad.
So mad.

I live in New York City now.
You can be whoever you want
You can be nobody
The anonymity of solitude
The fame of individuality
I love it.
Every day I decide to be myself. 
Just a drop of creamy coffee 
In the pantone of people here
I am comfortable. I am happy.

But I read the news 
I read what the things people I went to high school with are posting
And how “all lives matter” though so why are you complaining
And “well, he shoulda just listened to the cop and that wouldn’t have happened”
And needing to build a wall
And needing to take back our country
And needing to keep our guns
And needing to build up our police force 
And needing to            - - - - - - -     these thugs

I cry a lot when I read the news
So much hurting
Because of the bubble they’re asked to fill out on an exam form
Because someone forgot to use a turn signal
Because they “fit the description”
I can’t breathe.
I am sad.

I, for the first time, have found an identity for myself.
I am black, I am white. I am both. I get to be both. I can choose. 
But who cares?
What does my mask entitle me to?
I’ve been followed around a store before
I got a DWB (driving while black) in summer once when I was really tan
A coworker said the “n” word a bunch around me but “oh, well I thought she was Mexican” 
My opinions have been scrutinized
It matters to me what I feel
But it doesn’t matter.

America is a big place.
A lot of people live in it.
Some people understand everyone’s pain
And some people want “the good old days” back. 
We should be able to choose individually
Who we wanna be/what we want to do/how we get to live
But as of late we haven’t been able to, and it gets summarized in the headlines:
Rich white dude raped a woman and went to jail for like 20 seconds
Poor black kid was killed for no real reason. Was killed.

So what do we have to say for ourselves, hm?
What do you have to say for yourself?
What do we even say?
“liking” and hash-tagging have helped some so far
I don’t even know if God is listening 
We keep saying all these things over and over
But what’s the use? What’s the truth? 
Dead horse is done beat to death more and here we are kicking away at it
so what do we do? What can we say?
So what do you have to say for yourself?
What do I have to say for myself?
What do we even say?
Say it 
Say it
Say it


Live premiere by the Schiele Quartet (Molly Aronson, Mujan Hosseinzadeh, Adrianne Munden-Dixon, and Michelle Painter) November 4th, 2016 in New York City. All text (lyrics and poetry) written by Shelley Washington.

"Silk" was written for and premiered by Bearthoven at NYU Steinhardt, April 3rd, 2017.

Karl Larson, piano
Pat Swoboda, upright bass
Matt Evans, vibraphone and drum set

http://www.bearthoven.com/

Live recording by Aaron Garcia.
http://www.aarongarciacomposer.com/

Silk

Music composed for Television Show 'A Wild Year on Earth' as a freelance composer with The DA's OFFICE

FRAGILE_A Wild Year on Earth

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