Composed in 1993
Commissioned by Trevor Stuart for his interactive installation 'The Information Tango'
Performed by Laurence Crane (electronic keyboards, electronic percussion, voice and tapes)
Recorded and produced by John Miller at Millersound in July 1993

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David Arrowsmith - electric guitar. Paul Newland - electric guitar

exquisite corpse

http://www.ianvine.com/replica.htm
first performance: the House of Bedlam & Ian Vine, 30 October 2013, RNCM, Manchester, UK
Carl Raven, clarinet 
Mark Norman, Vibraphone 
Tom McKinney, electric guitar 
Ian Vine, electric guitar, electronics

replica [2013]

11/07/2023

Lau Nau – Ostracoda
Ian Vine – feedback piece III
Juho Toivonen – Solanas
Tim Hecker – Monotony
Olli Aarni – Rakeinen ilma
Olli Aarni – Kun tulee hämärä
Antony Milton – Blooming
Kaukolampi – Inside The Sphere
Kaukolampi – VCS3
Kaukolampi – /nɒˈstaldʒə/
Kaukolampi – Ee-Nni-Aa-Ssa
Kaukolampi – The Mask of Sanity
Kaukolampi – Chrystal Desert
Kaukolampi – Fields Of Metal
Anthony Pateras – There Is A Danger Only Our Mistakes Are New
Dissolve – Rogue Satellite
Emilie Cecilia LeBel – evaporation, blue (2019)

Untempo #54: vieraana Kaukolampi

Bernd Alois Zimmermann
Stille und Umkehr

Orchestre de Paris
Ensemble intercontemporain
Matthias Pintscher, direction

Enregistré en direct le 09.04.2016 à la Philharmonie de Paris. 


Bernd Alois Zimmermann,  Stille und Umkehr

Live recording, EXPOSURE2015, The Warehouse, London, October 2015


Michael Perrett: Ultramarine (2015)

Composed in 2014. 
Håkon Stene (vibraphone)
Tanja Orning (cello)
Christian Wallumrød (piano).
From the album by Håkon Stene 'Lush Laments for Lazy Mammal' (Hubro)

Prelude For HS

Composed in 2013.
Performed by the Ives Ensemble:
Josje ter Haar and Emma Breedveld (violins), Ruben Sanderse (viola) and Job ter Haar (cello)

Holt Quartet

Composer // Laurence Crane 
Scientist // Dr Sheila Kanani
Planet // Neptune
Laurence Crane has been fascinated - and also quite overwhelmed - by the facts and statistics illustrating the immense distance of Neptune in the solar system. Neptune is over 4 billion kilometres from Earth. Laurence continued to think about the mystery and enigma of Neptune to create an overall idea about the sounds, structure and sonic character of his new composition.
Laurence Crane studied composition with Peter Nelson and Nigel Osborne at Nottingham University. His music is mainly written for the concert hall, although his output includes pieces initially composed for film, radio, theatre, dance and installation. His list of works predominantly consists of instrumental chamber and ensemble music. He has worked with many ensembles in the UK and abroad, including Apartment House (UK), Plus-Minus Ensemble (UK/Belgium), Ixion (UK), London Sinfonietta (UK), EXAUDI (UK), Ives Ensemble (Netherlands), Orkest de Volharding (Netherlands), Cikada Ensemble (Norway), asamisimasa (Norway), Ensemble Kore (Canada), Quatuor Bozzini (Canada) and 175 East (New Zealand). https://composersedition.com/composers/laurencecrane
Dr Sheila Kanani mentored Laurence on Neptune. She is a planetary physicist, science presenter, secondary school physics teacher and space comedian, with a background in astrophysics and astronomy research from UK universities. Her experience includes acting as an ambassador of science, public speaking, events organisation, science journalism and school visits. Sheila is currently the Education, Outreach and Diversity officer for the Royal Astronomical Society in London. www.destinationspace.uk/meet-space-crew/sheila-kanani/

Laurence Crane - 06 Neptune, The Planets 2018

Borusan Quartet

Seyir for String Quartet - 4th Movement: Seher

Ian Vine is the composer of over 5000 individual works* and other pieces
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replica [2013]

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