Name: Coda by menon-dwarka
Duration: 4 min 26 s
Description: Live performance of chamber ensemble work by Array Music

Thomas Feng, piano

April 23, 2021
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Milton Babbitt – About Time

Live performance of chamber ensemble work by Array Music

Coda

for piano six-hands (and slight live analogue electronic processing)

commissioned and performed by the junctQin keyboard collective http://junctqin.com/

recorded/mixed/mastered by Paul Talbott
recorded at the Canadian Music Centre's Chalmers House 
www.jasondoell.com

Our Lovèd Dominion Bless (for piano six-hands)

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Counting Measures Passing Notes  Ep 1 Intro

Instrumental track by J Dilla: "The Introduction (Instrumental)" from  THE DIARY INSTRUMENTALS. Speech by Donald Trump. Mix by Ben Finane / B Fine / B Fine Media

Ben Finane's Album

Donald Dilla Dystopia

A commissioned work for my two nieces. A whole dollar!

Lila & Taitym2.3

Stay caffeinated, America — with apologies, again, to Ice Cube.

Caffeinated

Performed by Quatuor Bozzini: Isabelle Bozzini, Stéphanie Bozzini, Alissa Cheung, Clemens Merkel
Live recording by Lawrence Dunn 
King's College Chapel, Aberdeen
Sound festival, October 2017

Program Note:
We've heard about your trouble, Tom,
In rousting out the Boer;
You shall not fight out there alone
Amid the cannon's roar,
The blood that stirred our noble sires
To build up England's Fame,
Re-kindles in Colonial sons
Their prestige to maintain. For-

We are the boys of the Southern Cross
Our stars shine on our flags-
Emblazoned with the Union Jack,
To show we're Empire lads.

From storm-torn hills where tussocks wave,
And dells where tree-ferns grow;
From snow-capp'd peaks, and rock-bound coast,
We come,-to strike the blow.
Rest, British sons, till South-cross boys
Canadian brothers meet-
Then on we'll press, an Empire's strength,
And make the foe retreat. For-
...

excerpted from Boys of the Southern Cross

Thanks to Sound and Music, and Quatuor Bozzini for helping create this piece, as part of Composers' Kitchen 2017

"...amid the cannon's roar,"

Written in 1983 for the degung gamelan ensemble, the Evergreen Club Contemporary Gamelan (1984), with Jon Siddall (director), Gordon Monahan, Robert W Stevenson, Miguel Frasconi, Anne Holloway, Mark Dugan, Hedi Wong, and Michael Bakan. In '83/'84 in Toronto, this piece had many manifestations. First as a piece for solo violin, then for electric violin & electric keyboard, then this gamelan score, then finally for John Puchiele's rock band, Word of Mouth. The "distancing" of the title refers to the various processes of metric & melodic expansion & contraction at work throughout the piece. But some of the performers back then also used to say that performing this piece put them in a sort of trance that distanced them from the outside world.

Distancing (1983)

Alban Berg's Piano Sonata in a single movement, Opus 1, was published in 1910.

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