Australian Heritage Series
Divertimento
By Raymond Hanson
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$120.00
Eight Monos
By Meta Overman
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$40.00
Eight pieces for flute and electronic keyboard, c.6'00
This work is ideally performed with any electronic keyboard, even if the Casiotone model is not available due to the rhythmic patterns which are preset, and which continue while the keyboard player is involved playing other material. If however, an electronic instrument is not available, certain compromises could be made to enable the work to be performed using an acoustic piano.
- Monologue
- Monolith
- Monostar
- Monogram
- Monosyllable
- Monosaur
- Monorail
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Mono Lisa
Composed in 1989
Edited by Jeanell Carrigan.
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ISMN9790720249858
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Eli Zion
By Linda Phillips
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$15.00
Violin and piano, c.3'00. Advanced grade (8th)
Eli Zion is the last Jewish liturgical poem in the Ashkenazi collection of kinot (which means a collection of mournful poems) and is customarily sung in a recitative style by the whole community. In this poem the poet turns to Zion, likening her to a woman who has suffered both destructive and redemptive pain. Taken as a whole, the poem is a mournful call out to Zion to lament her tragic destruction. To conjure this mournful call, are the sounds of howling, weeping and sighing.” Phillips wrote this one movement work for violin and piano as a series of statements and refrains, almost like variations on the sung theme.
Edited by Jeanell Carrigan
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ISMN9790673142060
Episodes on English Folk Songs
By Raymond Hanson
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$35.00
- 1. Tema
- 2. Episodes 1 - 8
- 3. Finale
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Exaltation
By Linda Phillips
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$60.00
Fantasy Quartet in A Major
By Miriam Hyde
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$70.00
Fantasy Trio
By Dulcie Holland
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$70.00
For violin, cello and piano , c.17'00
It is a work in one movement. Within the movement there is a mixture of a standard sonata-allegro form and three distinct movements characterized by different tempi.
The trio is very late romantic in style with occasional glimpses of harmony which could have been used by one of the impressionist composers such as Ravel, Fauré or Debussy. Considering it is such an early work it shows wonderful maturity and great promise for the compositions which would follow.
Composed 1938
The volume includes a CD performed by Goetz Richter (violin), Minah Choe (cello) and Jeanell Carrigan (piano). Fantasy Trio is also recorded on In Tribute (Wirr 105) available online
Researched, edited and recorded by Jeanell Carrigan
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Festival Flourish
By Dulcie Holland
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$150.00
For orchestra , c.4'30
It has a little theme which as Holland described came from the rhythm of the words, “Northside Arts Festival, so that it is meant to be characteristic of a festival.
Described as attractive, optimistic, bright and bustling it opens with continuous quavers in the woodwinds and, unusually, the theme played by violas and cellos.
The work is mostly in compound time alternating between 6/8 and 2/4 when the rhythmical motive is presented.
Composed 1965
Researched and edited by Jeanell Carrigan
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Festival Trio in D minor
By Linda Phillips
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$85.00
Flute Concerto
By James Penberthy
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$90.00
Date of composition 1960.
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Forest Magic - CD
By Jeanell Carrigan
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$25.00
Jeanell Carrigan (piano)
“Faintly shrouded by a gentle mist
The trees within the wood resemble dreams.” (Franz Holford)
In the early 1900s in Australia almost every home contained a piano. A sturdy upright with a metal frame taking pride of place in the parlour and providing hours of entertainment in the form of sing-alongs and musical evenings. Consequently, many songs and a great deal of piano music was composed which could be performed in the home environment, but also many works designed for the concert platform.
On this themed recording there are examples of piano music written by composers who were all born in the nineteenth or very early twentieth century, who lived throughout that century writing music describing their impressions of the world around them. There are works about forests, leafy lanes, mists, and joyful rain. There is a cacophony of bird sounds and just as trees can resemble dreams this music creates dreams and visions.
Cover photograph by Catherine McCorkill
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[1] Forest Magic (no date) – Frank Hutchens
[2] The Leafy Lanes of Kent (1950) – Mirrie Hill
[3] Dawn (no date) – Linda Phillips
[4] Woodland Sketch (1966) – Miriam Hyde
[5] Joyous Rain (1942) – Alfred Hill
[6] Murmuring Trees (1936) – Josephine Bell
[7] The Old Gum Tree (1963) – Lindley Evans
[8] The Elm Tree (1935) – Iris de Cairos-Rego
[9] Two Little Birds (1944) – Frank Hutchens
[10] Willow Wind (1973) – Mirrie Hill
[11] Butterflies (1958) – Linda Phillips
[12] Rabbit Hill (1928) – Roy Agnew
[13] Doves (1932) – Alfred Hill
[14] ‘Midst Heather and Wattle (1949) – Esther Kahn
[15] Pastoral (1936) – Peggy Glanville-Hicks
[16] Flight (no date) – Linda Phillips
[17] Bell Birds (1963) – Lindley Evans
[18] Noon (1958) – Linda Phillips
[19] Blackbird’s Song – Miriam Hyde
[20] Fragrance (1936) – Lindley Evans
[21] Wattle Bird in the Garden – Hooper Brewster-Jones
[22] The Distant Magpie – Hooper Brewster-Jones
[23] The Peaceful Dove (1923-1926) – Hooper Brewster-Jones
[24] Hushed is my Garden (no date) – Linda Phillips
[25] Drifting Mists – Roy Agnew
[26] Return at Sunset (no date) – Linda Phillips
[27] At the Setting of the Sun (1911) – Mirrie Hill
[28] Evening (1954) – Frank Hutchens
Lindley Evans
Frank Hutchens
Esther Kahn
Hooper Brewster-Jones
Linda Phillips
Peggy Glanville-Hicks
Mirrie Hill
Josephine Bell
Iris de Carios-Rego
Roy Agnew
Miriam Hyde
Forest Myth
By Linda Phillips
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$25.00
Flute and piano, c4'35. Grade: Advanced (8th)
This work for flute and piano has never been published and on the manuscript, there was no composition date. It belongs to the atmospheric style of works depicting the sounds heard in a forest favoured by Phillips in many of her songs. The work is in ternary form and characterised by an interplay of melodies between the two instruments.
Edited by Jeanell Carrigan
Recorded by James Kortum, flute and Jeanell Carrigan, piano on What Secret Hath the Rose? Wirr 120 available online.
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