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Tag Archives: new music
New sounds with old designs- Korg MS20 mini
Those that follow me on twitter and facebook will know I’ve finally got a Korg MS20 mini- having wanting one in my studio since long selling my second hand original in 1987, for a fraction of what they go for … Continue reading
Posted in New tech
Tagged electronic music, experimental, Korg MS20, new music, review, sound design
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Questions from Lauren Redhead about my Organ and Electronics commission
This post first appeared on Lauren Redheads blog Copied and pasted for archive 1. How did you approach writing for the combination of organ and electronics? I started off by thinking what could electronics bring to an organ piece. From … Continue reading
New Piece: Havengore Point
Havengore point is the northern end of Havengore island on the river Havengore creek. It is surrounded by MOD firing ranges but at the weekend its host to pleasure boating, mostly sailing and the wildlife. I have memories of sleeping … Continue reading
Posted in New music
Tagged ambient, electroacoustic music, havengore creek, lanyard slapping against masts, new music, wind
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Out Of Season- New piece to kick off 2012
This track composed over the christmas-new year period of 2011-2012 captures with field recordings and composed synthesizer parts the feel of Southend-On-Sea out of season. Field recordings were taken between Two Tree Island and the Southend Pier. There is a … Continue reading
Posted in New music
Tagged ambient, art music, bleak, cold, dark, dark ambient, electroacoustic, electronic, experimental, field recordings, ghostly, grey, new music, pier railway, seaside, southend pier, southend-on-sea, spooky, two tree island, wildlife, winter
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New Music Against The Grain- December 3rd 2011- Slackspace, Colchester
New Music Against The Grain This was my second installment of curating new music which sits somewhere outside of classical music. Again I divided the evening into two distinct sections of acousmatic (playback) pieces, live electronics and live performance. The main act … Continue reading
New piece: Electric Guitar Quartet
This piece explores the idea of taking an arrangement for a traditional string quartet but playing the 4 parts on an overdriven, distorted electric guitar. I started work on this project a few months ago but it was forever being … Continue reading
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Tagged distortion, electric guitar, new music, quartet, serialism
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Radar Point
New Piece! This work “Radar Point” is another thats been inspired by the Thames Estuary, in particular the old WWII radar tower just outside Coalhouse Fort. I’ve worked in this area before, publishing a series of photographs on a blog … Continue reading
Posted in New music, Uncategorized
Tagged ambient, bleak, coalhouse fort, coalhouse point, compostion, dark ambient, east tilbury, field recordings, new music, radar, sound art, thames estuary, thurrock, WWII site
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Programme note for Thames Estuary Nocturne (WP colchester 11/5/2011)
Music for Bass Clarinet, Piano, Electronics. Thames Estuary Nocturne has its roots in a foggy night back in February when the container ships in the Thames has reached a point of near zero visibility and consequently sounded their horns as … Continue reading
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Tagged antony clare, bleak, colchester, colchester new music, fog, live electronics, modern classical, music, new music, nocturne, sarah watts, SCAW, thames estuary, WP
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