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Swimmer

Up And Down

Gothic Harp, with looping effects, Ambient minimal music.

Would it Rain? METIS.

Blue and Green in your Dreams

The Angel of Red Roses

The Dutch Man's Desert

Live Rehearsal/Jam Session.
Dimitri: Guitars.
Jamie: Vox, Bass, Electronics.
Marina: Vox, Ukulele.

Oh Red Rose, Live Rehearsal. ALPHA 60

A Homage Film Score, to the film Solaris by Andre Tarkovsky.

SOLARIS. An Ocean Planet of Tears

Music homage to ancient Greek music and Anton Webern. Using Harp/Flute/Viola. 
Amendment: There is some Olivier Messiaen in the music, Merle Noir notably

Heptachord No. 1. Homage to Anton Webern

If Only We Could Love With The Passions of Hate. Incidental Music For Don Juan, Poem by Lord Byron Act 6. Scene 9. J. H. O'Callaghan

Jamie Hugh O'Callaghan was born in 1963 in the UK of Welsh/Irish parents and grew up in South Yorkshire and the coastal area around Newcastle. Although he was involved in music from a very early age (New Wave, electronics etc), it wasn't until he turned 20 that he realised he wanted to become a professional musician/composer. So he went back to school to obtain the necessary qualifications. 

He completed his music studies at Kingston University London in 1991.

 

During his studies he became fascinated by music theory and composition and was inspired by composers such as Debussy, Messiaen, Alun Hoddinott, William Alwyn and Arnold Bax but also by the minimalistic and spiritual nature of Hindu music and (film) composers Phil Glass and Bernard Herrmann. As a viola and double bass player he acquired hands on experience of compositional harmony and balance in various orchestral settings. His love of orchestral, minimal and film music has coloured his work ever since and can be found in his contemporary compositions, his projects and collaborations with various artists as well as in the electronic/ambient music with his ensemble 'The colour of time'. With his Celtic origins as a continuous source of inspiration.

Heptachord No. 1. Homage to Anton Webern

Jamie O'Callaghan

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