Performed by: 
Royal Academy of Music Symphony Orchestra
Aaron Holloway-Nahum (cond.)

Recorded live in The Duke's Hall, Royal Academy of Music (London), 3rd February 2022

I. Allegro
II. Adagio
III. Allegro

This set of short pieces was composed with the idea of musical conciseness and brevity in mind. Arranged in a fast-slow-fast movement plan, the pieces aim to convey as much argumentative material within the shortest possible span of time. 

Cover illustration: Brutalist Towers by Anthony Squizzato

Three Constructions for large ensemble (2021)

The music of composer Conrad Asman (b. 1996) has gained international recognition as being “innovative and cutting edge” (Chorosynthesis) and spans a wide emotional range from “heart-rending” (The Esoterics), to “fun and festive” (Creative Feel). His works have been performed in Africa, Asia, Europe and America in venues such as Carnegie Hall, the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University and the Jinji Lake Concert Arena. Engagements with ensembles such as the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, the Esoterics singers, the CHROMA ensemble and the Cape Town Youth Choir have led to his work winning multiple major awards, scholarships and commissions worldwide.

Composer of Serious Music that really isn't serious

Three Constructions for large ensemble (2021)

Elliot Teo