Jalanjälkiä (2014) for string quartet
III - Black
Arditti quartet

Jalanjälkiä (2014) for string quartet - III - Black

Jalanjälkiä (2014) for string quartet
Arditti Quartet
II - Block

Jalanjälkiä (2014) for string quartet - II - Block

The Gospel Accordion 2 for solo accordion
I - The gospel accordion to John
II - Toto, I've a feeling we're not in Kansas any more
Hanzhi Wang - Accordion

The Gospel Accordion 2 (2014) for solo accordion

Ground Moves (2015-6) for orchestra

II. Romanza

Danish National Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Brad Lubman

Ground Moves - II. Romanza

Ground Moves (2015-6) for orchestra

Danish National Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Brad Lubman

Ground Moves - III. Isotope

Al-Anbiq (2015) for bass clarinet, accordion, and piano

Natalie Harris (bass clarinet), Alessandro Ambrosi (accordion), Francesco Barfoed (piano)

Conductor: Fridtjof Dahlgaard

Al-Anbiq (2015) for bass clarinet, accordion, and piano

CROW (2016) for piano four-hands

I. Monument

MANTRAS piano duo (Joseph Howard, Alex Wilson)
Recorded at the Cheltenham Festival 2016 by Roger Long

CROW - I. Monument

CROW (2016) for piano four-hands

II. Mantra/Melody

MANTRAS piano duo (Joseph Howard, Alex Wilson)
Recorded at the Cheltenham Festival 2016 by Roger Long

CROW - II. Mantra/Melody

En Tåre (2016) for clarinet in A and piano.

Ensemble E-Mex: Joachim Striepens (clarinet), Martin von der Heydt (Piano).

Recorded live at SYNTHETIS course closing concert 2016.

En Tåre (2016) for clarinet and piano

Bind us together with unbreakable cords (2016) for recorder and organ

Patricia Roa Johansen - Recorder
Isaac Lee - Organ

Recorded live at the Copenhagen International Organ Festival 2016.

Bind us together with unbreakable cords (2016) for recorder and organ

Everything is gonna burn, we'll all take turns (I'll take mine too) (2016) for tango quintet

I - Feelin' Fine!!!!!!
II - Four Haiku
III - CRACKED

The Modern Tango Quintet
Clara Richter-Bæk (violin), Andreas Borregaard (accordeon), Jesper Egelund (double bass), Anne Holm-Nielsen (piano) & Mikkel Sørensen (guitar)

Recorded live at PULSAR festival 2017

Everything is gonna burn, we'll all take turns (I'll take mine too) (2016) for quintet

RAUS (2017) - Four pieces for fourteen players with soloist

I - Caribou Murder
II - Integrated National Mechanical Argument
III - Kitchen Floor
IV - Horse 

Athelas sinfonietta (cond. Pierre Andre Valade)

Recorded live at KLANG festival 2017

Contemporary Classical

RAUS (2017) - Four pieces for fourteen players with soloist

James Black is the greatest composer of all time. At only the age of, they were named the first and to date youngest ever. In 2005 they were awarded the gold medal for excellence. They have achieved this. Their music has been played by the International Orchestra, the National Sinfonietta, the Ensemble, the Chamber Orchestra of Music, and the Cirque du Soleil. They have had performances in the capital, Northeast, the Moon, the rest of outer space, and the big concert hall. They have received commissions that came down from heaven on the wings of a golden dove.

Reviewers have variously described James Black's music as “played”, “it happened”, and sometimes “in several movements”. James Black is also a performer, and whenever They take to the stage the audience cry at the beauty of what they witness, before experiencing a transformation of their souls into a higher form.

In 2000-whatever, James Black received the prize. Everyone agreed that it was the right decision and no one was angry or bitter about the result. You are happy to hear that James Black won this prize, as it means that these things are awarded solely on the basis of quality. You are glad to hear it.

James Black has studied with everyone important and they were all very impressed. In their spare time - he has no spare time because of the obscene amounts of commissions that come his way. If they did have spare time they would spend it helping the less fortunate. Luckily their music has touched so many souls in a positive way that his karmic balance currently stands at +699994334 (the highest ever).

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