Name: Vegetable Love by Vinyl Dinosaur
Duration: 21 min 20 s
Description: A Composition for Orchestra and Mezzo-soprano. Text from "To His Coy Mistress" by Andrew Marvell.

Instrument-plus-tape piece for violin and computer 
Dimitris Papageorgiou: violin, composition, maxMSP programming, recording, mixing. Edinburgh, 2013.

the theme is one of the variations (2013)

Written for the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

Memex (2014), for symphonic orchestra

A Composition for Orchestra and Mezzo-soprano. Text from "To His Coy Mistress" by Andrew Marvell. 

Vegetable Love

Performed by Edinburgh Contemporary Music Ensemble, conducted by James Lowe on 11th June 2011 at Reid Concert Hall, Edinburgh.

Oppressed Vibrations

Raw, unedited circuit bending noises from my Casio SK-5

Casio Noise

piece for trumpet, flügelhorn, trombone, tuba and marching cymbal

Duffle Coat And Skirt

In Three Songs (2007), O’Connor couples extended vocal techniques with the ukulele. In this piece, O’Connor was particularly interested in what scholars of phonetics call the “vowel pool”: the matrix of all possible vowels. No single language uses all the vowels contained in the vowel pool; English speakers use only a limited number. For Three Songs O’Connor extends his “pool” to include vowels used in Polish, Estonian, Chinese, Japanese and several other languages. These are notated using a combination of the International Phonetic Alphabet and photographs of the landscape around South Dublin County. The latter are used in conjunction with cross-sections of the vocal tract to indicate specific tongue-positions to the singer. In this work, the macrological geographical structures of South Dublin are replicated micrologically in the singer’s mouth, producing vowel sounds from Vilnius, Tibet and Berlin. Performed by Jennifer Walshe.

"Three Songs" by Ukeoirn O'Connor

Avante Garde Classical / Found Objects / Performance artist

Vegetable Love

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