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Digital Audio AlbumAbandon Control / Barega Saxophone Quartet.
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Featured Australian works
| Work | Composer | Performers | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abandon Control Cast Fire for saxophone quartet | Andrew Ball | Barega Saxophone Quartet | 6 mins, 58 sec. | |
| Chthonic Fanfare (2016) for saxophone quartet | Andrew Ball | Barega Saxophone Quartet | 5 mins, 38 sec. | |
| Dream of Forgotten Twilight for saxophone quartet | Andrew Ball | Barega Saxophone Quartet | 4 mins, 39 sec. | |
| Rustle (2011) for saxophone quartet Recorded/performed at: Brisbane |
Paul Cutlan | Barega Saxophone Quartet | ||
| Hard to Argue (2015) concertino for saxophone quartet | Catherine Likhuta | Barega Saxophone Quartet | 11 mins, 13 sec. |
Also includes: Pleasure Savors the Sweet Instructions / Nathan Lam -- Into the White / Paul Ballam-Cross.
Product details
Abandon Control is Barega's second album release featuring all-new original Australian compositions. It's long been the group's goal to champion the importance of creating new music, and specifically to feature the diverse talents of many Australian composers the group has worked with. In a chamber music context, the unique capabilities of the saxophone quartet provide limitless opportunity for colour and expressiveness. From the aggressive high-adrenaline rhythmic turbulence of Cathy Likhuta's 'Hard to Argue', to the lush, spiralling complexity of Nathan Lam's 'Pleasure Savors', to the mysterious and melancholy 'Rustle' by Paul Cutlan, to the abrasively visceral and capricious title track, the narrative arc of Abandon Control takes the listener on a vivid journey through the full emotional spectrum.
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Score: Hard to argue : concertino for horn choir / Catherine Likhuta.
Parts: Chthonic Fanfare / Andrew Ball.
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