Some Kinda Way: part 3 (through)

Music composed by Connor D’Netto
Performed by Jason Noble (clarinets)

Produced and mixed by Connor D’Netto and Ben Gibson
Recorded at Gasworks Recording Studio by Ben Gibson and Daniel Kassulke
Mastering by Lawrence English at Negative Space
Album Art by Connor D’Netto

This project has been supported by the Australia Government through Creative Australia, its arts funding and advisory body, and the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

Some Kinda Way

Some Kinda Way: part 3 (through)

interlude/nails

Music composed by Connor D’Netto
Performed by Jason Noble (clarinets) and Shannon Luk (viola da gamba & nyckylharpa)

Produced and mixed by Connor D’Netto and Ben Gibson
Recorded at Gasworks Recording Studio by Ben Gibson and Daniel Kassulke
Mastering by Lawrence English at Negative Space
Album Art by Connor D’Netto

This project has been supported by the Australia Government through Creative Australia, its arts funding and advisory body, and the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

interlude/nails

SN Variations invites George Barton and Siwan Rhys aka GBSR. 

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Odyssey

Chamber Music. 

Instrumentation: bass clarinet, 2 violins, viola, cello, contrabass. 

Performed with virtual instruments. 

Towards the Delta

AGARES 'Vocis Occultae Magistrum' - Demon No.2

Confessions Of A Pangolin

Written in December 2025. Orchestra.
Ring, Creator Unknown, 1500/1550.

Pietà (3)

It belongs to the "Journey on Guitars" series

Journey on Guitars III

Whispers in the Pines blends minimalist piano with a soft haunting tone, creating a calm and emotionally reflective soundscape. Inspired by snowy forests and the quiet hush of winter nights, this track offers warmth, space, and serenity.

Whispers in the Pines

Composer | Performer | Producer | Artist

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Timo Kittilä (*1984, Tampere, Finland) has graduated in December 2016 from his composition studies at Tampere University of Applied Sciences where he was taught by Hannu Pohjannoro, Jyrki Linjama and Jovanka Trbojevic. In masterclasses he has been taught by Kaija Saariaho, Jukka Tiensuu and Tomi Räisänen. His works have been performed in Finland and abroad by numerous musicians including the contemporary music ensembles Tampering Ensemble and TampereRaw and the organists Esa Toivola and Jan Lehtola. Timo has been part of the executive committee of the contemporary music association Tampering ry since the association was established in year 2013 and has participated in organizing the Tampering Festival of years 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2022.

Recent performances of Timo’s works include his work Chants for chamber ensemble performed at the Tampering Festival 2022 in Tampere, Finland, August 2022.

As a composer, Timo is inspired by the interplay of the conscious and the unconscious in music. His musical language and composing method have evolved from using the broader form of a work as a starting point and working towards the details to a more detail-oriented perspective and the emphasis of contrapuntal motion in his latest works.

Contemporary classical composer
Check out www.nicholasvines.com for more information; CD available from http://www.navonarecords.com/catalog/nv5915/

Nicholas Vines’s compositional approach is firmly rooted in the technical resources of the Western classical canon, from plainsong and sixteenth-century counterpoint to recent advances in instrumental technique and electroacoustic technology. At the same time, every opportunity is taken to embrace sounds and ideas from an array of popular, experimental, Australian and non-Western traditions. This combination of rigour and pluralism – stemming from the composer's own heritage, his wide-ranging interests and the communities in which he lives and works - gives rise to music at once vectored and kaleidoscopic. Nostalgia, satire and farce often result from the inherent friction.

At their best, Nicholas Vines’ compositions evoke a sense of naïve idealism at loggerheads - for better or worse - with the realities of the world. Sometimes the music loses itself in innocent physicality or elaborate fantasy, doggedly avoiding the tendrils of cold, hard fact. Often, however, it can’t escape, leading to various states of self-denial, self-mockery, decay and decadence. This on occasion can make the listening experience uncomfortable, even frustrating. Nevertheless, it is hoped through such intellectual and psychological challenge, the music's essential moral and visceral beauty becomes all the more poignant.

Leicester-Leeds-London-Barcelona-Monte Carlo....Church Stretton, Shropshire😳

Soundtrack/Project Demos...raw, lacking finesse & at varying degrees of gestation...😃

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With a tendency to stare into the past
Gotta keep on moving forward
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& a legacy that perhaps may last

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Made From Salvage
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Australian composer, born 1960, married to Clare Maclean (New Zealand/Australian composer). The first series of paintings used on my Soundcloud sight were by my father, Barry Carroll. I have used other painters since then. There is a wide variety of music here: recent compositions, pieces written in my thirties, student works, and pieces written in my teenage years. Its mostly based on Finale versions of my scores. There is a full list of my Soundcloud pieces at https://john-carroll-poems.com/soundcloud-recordings/

Soon after I started learning piano I began composing. At university I studied with Peter Sculthorpe (1978-81) [and earlier, with Martin Wesley-Smith, Moya Henderson and Eric Gross]. My style was modernist (In Terra Pax, Sonata for Two Pianos and Horn, Qui Tollis). After my studies I felt drawn to tonality. Many of my pieces were written during my thirties. My style is often tonal, sometimes using the structures of classical music, sometimes incorporating traditional melodies, aiming to express a sense of the timeless goodness in existence. I became a pastor. There was a twenty year exile from composition, during which time I started writing poetry. 

In 2018 I began composing again. Over 1950 new works have been written, each one canonic - using Plainsong, Jewish cantillation, Scottish pibrochs, Icelandic music, early transcriptions of Aboriginal music, Breton and Northumbrian melodies, Gaelic psalms, Irish and English tunes, Welsh folk songs, and my own melodies (and an extended series of works that accompany paintings) "joining our voice to a great communal voice that calls out across the centuries" (Ben Myers). Bruckner greatly influenced me when I was young. May I also create melodies that "arc from heaven" (Colin Davies). 

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Email: yomechad7@gmail.com
Thesis: https://john-carroll-poems.com/lament-and-homecoming-1/

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