Played by: Queensland Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra

Falling Through is a piece that depicts the music within a typical film score. The instrumentation combined creates a full sound with sailing string melodies and wind accompaniment. The title Falling Through highlights the ending section of the piece. During the last few minutes of the piece, the whole orchestra is repeating a 16-note motif that then turns into a variation of a stylistic cannon. The sound that is created portrays the feeling of constant falling.

Composers Workshop - CSO

Falling Through

Progressive horn melody accompanied with high friction percussion and long flowing strings.

In The Air

Five Bangkok slum children are saved from poverty, disease and abuse by art and the dedicated care of a maverick priest. Father Joe Maier moved to Klong Toey 45 years ago to help the poor and sick. He has guided thousands of children like Note, Keng and the triplets Fon, Fa and Fai from extremely difficult childhoods to content, constructive lives, often using art as a way of releasing positive energies.

Keng

From the silver screen of the Cannes Film Festival, all the way to the stages of the Australian theatre community, Kyle Lacey-Janetzki’s music captivates the imagination. 

Based in Brisbane, Australia, Kyle has created beautiful music for a wide variety of mediums, from film and animation, to orchestra and chamber ensembles. As a result, he has earned a reputation as a talented and versatile collaborator. Priding himself on his adaptability and unique writing style, Kyle crafts music that takes a hold of the listener and engages them in the magic of a story. Mixed with a powerful, contemporary point-of-view, Kyle is an emerging composer to watch.

Keng

Kyle Lacey-Janetzki

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