David Arrowsmith - electric guitar. Paul Newland - electric guitar

exquisite corpse

First performance The Old Operating Theatre London -­‐ 08.02.13 exquisite corpse (David Arrowsmith, Paul Newland guitars), Ryusuke Koarashi melodica and bowed objects, Philip Howard bowed object, Oliver Leith field recording (nagahama water)

locus (2013)

Siwan Rhys - piano. George Barton - percussion. Andrew Power - 'cello. Recorded 9.10.13 GSMD London, engineer Mark Rainbow.

monotonous forest (2009)

David Arrowsmith - guitar. Recorded 31.01.14 TrinityLaban Studio London, engineer Andy McDonnell.

essays in idleness (2001)

patina (2011)

aldwych

beautiful performance by the wonderful pianist Richard Casey recorded by Steve Plews (prima-facie)

nagahama fragments (2012) 

(twenty fragments for piano)

a piano fragment written each day during a summer spent in Hiroshima, Japan. August 6th is the day in 1945 when the atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima at 8:15am. “Little Boy” is the name given to the bomb by the servicemen aboard the Enola Gay.

Aug. 1st	0’:00”	mangetsu (full moon)
Aug 2nd	1’:08”
Aug 3rd	3’:45”
Aug 4th	5’:04”
Aug 5th	6’:11”
Aug 6th 	6’:48”	little boy
Aug 7th	8’:38”
Aug 8th	9’:03”
Aug 14th	10’:30”
Aug 15th	11’:56”
Aug 17th	12’:18”
Aug 18th	13’:17”
Aug 19th	13’:44”	umi (seto nai kai) – the inland sea
Aug 20th	14’:54”
Aug 21st	15’:00”
Aug 22nd 15’:20”
Aug 23rd 16’:21”
Aug 24th	16’:56”
Aug 25th	17’:58”
Aug 26th	18’24”

nagahama fragments

solo1

locus4 - David Arrowsmith (steel-strung acoustic guitar), Ryusuke Koarashi (melodica/acoustic objects), Paul Newland (steel-strung acoustic guitar/acoustic objects, Tim Parkinson (acoustic objects) recorded TrinityLaban studios eng. Andy McDonnell 02.09.14

locus4

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra's first performance of Angus Macphee at Tectonics 2015 conducted by Ilan Volkov broadcast Hear and Now 16.05.15

angus macphee

Angus Macphee Extract 2

locus at Parallax 9 Blackheath  02.12.2016 with choreography and film by Marina Collard

locus18

commissioned by Wigmore Hall with the support of Andre Hoffman, President of the Foundation Hoffman, a Swiss grant-making foundation and the Radcliffe Trust. The first performance was given by the Elias Quartet at Wigmore Hall as part of their Bracing Change: New string commissions series on 11.05.17.

difference is everywhere

commissioned by Music We'd Like to Hear, first performance Mira Benjamin (violin),  Anton Lukoszevieze ('cello), Philip Thomas (piano), St Mary's at the Hill London 07.07.17
Recorded and broadcast on BBC Radio 3s Hear and Now 26.08.17

things that happen again (again)

locus (27.04.2018 an assembly/ensemble xy/dir. jack sheen)

time quivers (2008)

nicholas givotovsky (2012)

electric guitars - David Arrowsmit and Paul Newland
violin Emma Welton
sax Christian Forshaw
keyboard Paul Whitty

situation 2 (2007)

Quatuor Bozzini performance at Guildhall School of Music 12.03.2019
Clemens Merkel - violin
Alissa Cheung - violin
Stéphanie Bozzini - viola
Isabelle Bozzini - cello

Paul Newland

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