A solo guitar improvisation, inspired by the storms we get if you live by the sea.

Sixtyfive iii

New pieces for my ancestors. written and performed by Roger Harmar
Roger Harmar electric guitar and electronics, fireless bass, modelled flute, drum programming.

Ancestre 2

Exposition

A solo piano composition.

1. Non
2. sen
3. se
4. pie
5. ces

Nonsense Pieces

A short guitar piece recorded live in my studio.

on sea ii

An ambient live performance using an iPad and a prophet

prophecy

In anticipation of snow

Guitar + deivces

Silent stillness

A short piece made with a Roland P6 and an ipad

the new age

Distant signals

Solo guitar + devices #FenderTelecaster #Eventide

Static veil

A solo guitar piece using UA's orion pedal.

How Still Is Still, The Still Stillness

the captured moon, (one giant leap)

Symmetries i & ii
 short chamber piece for clarinet, bass clarinet, cor anglais and piano

Symmetries

Finding north by Roger Harmar had its world premiere in Brighton on June 14th for a New Music Brighton's concert of graphic scores and played by Bela Emerson cello and Adam Bushell Vibrsphone and percussion. 


The composition invites performers to navigate the space
between place and sound. The emphasis is on *movement*
through a mythic landscape using the score as a map.


The performers map a route through the score interpreting each
element as they go. They can move in a linear fashion from left to
right or can explore other grid squares before moving on.

This a recording of that performance, recorded, mixed and mastered by Roger Harmar and many thanks to Bela and Adam for performing it so well.

Finding north

A short piece for electric guitar recorded in one pass

mood 4

A recording from 1983

Chris Jones Guitar & Vocals
Roger Harmar Bass
Paul Brook Drums
John Rivers Keys

Since you've been gone

Piano miniatures, written in the the early hours of the morning.

The Dark Hours

Composer, sound artist. ,guitarist. bass player, graphic designer, photographer

Roger Harmar

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