Composed for the DRILL dance performance NEON in 2019. 
Commissioned and recorded by the TSO. Conducted by Greg Stephens. 
© 2019 Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra Pty.Ltd.

Jonathan Dieckfoss NEON Carbon 2 Duality

Incidental Music for Convict Monologues (2017)
Chris Williams Composer
Dinah Woods cor anglais
Jenny Owen violin
Christopher Nicholas violin	
Alison Lazaroff-Somssich violin
William Newbery viola
Martin Penicka cello

Recorded in 2017, TSO Studio, Hobart, Tasmania

Incidental music written in 2017 for the theatrical project Convict Monologues, a collaboration between the Risdon Prison Creative Learning Program and the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra Outreach Program.

Cue 1 Birds, Songs, Seas

Cue 2 Music For The Sun Rising

Cue 3 Ship Journey 1 - 'to New Holland'

Cue 4 Ship Journey 2 - Jessicas's 'hours And Hours'

Cue 5 Ship Journey 3 - 'like Rotting Fish'

Cue 6  The Luck Of The Devil

Cue 7 Music For William Gould

Cue 8 'not Yet My Love' - Farewell Music

Cue 9 Stay Still, Hold Fast

The Little Gecko is a delightful narrated work for children by Australian composer Julian Yu, based on a traditional Chinese folk story with text adapted for Australian audiences by Marion Gray.

An ABC Classic recording by the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Greg Stephens and narrated by Bryony Geeves.

The Little Gecko by Julian Yu

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