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CDFrom the Depths / Sideband.
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Featured Australian works
| Work | Composer | Performers | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Old Age Falls for soprano with ensemble | Brad Gill | Chloe Lankshear, Chloe Chung, Brad Gill | ||
| Tomb — duos: woodwind [other], percussion | Brad Gill | Chloe Chung, Brad Gill | ||
| You are found wanting — soprano with vibraphone | Brad Gill | Chloe Lankshear, Brad Gill | ||
| At the melting of the snow (2018) for soprano, alto flute and vibraphone | Peter McNamara | Deepka Ratra, Chloe Chung, Brad Gill | ||
| Voice of the depths (2015) for piano, percussion and pre-recorded electronics | Peter McNamara | Stephanie McCallum, Brad Gill | ||
| The Music Box (2016) — vibraphone with pre-recorded sound | Sarah Elise Thompson | Brad Gill | ||
| Gestures — duos: saxophone, percussion | Elizabeth Younan | Sam Gill, Brad Gill |
Also includes: Orbit / Kezia Yap.
Product details
Sideband began as a conversation between three composer colleagues engaged as casual tutors and lecturers at the Sydney Conservatorium, during 2011. Initial discussions revolved around ideas for promoting their own music as well as platforming the work of younger emerging composers that they had engaged with at the Conservatorium. They also felt compelled to champion the important work of Australian composer 'elders' who they felt were under represented in recordings and whose music they admired artists.
A major focus for them was to document their personal passions and areas of creative focuses: use of technology, particularly pre-recorded live electronics, the creative process, science as a metaphor for musical processes, chamber music incorporating the voice and experimental percussion techniques.
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