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Clapping Music, performed by London Sinfonietta percussionists

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Clapping Music, performed by London Sinfonietta percussionists

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Duration
Pitch
Dynamics & Expressive Technique
Tone Colour
Texture
Structure

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Clapping Music, authorised piano arrangement by Simon Rackhan (2012)

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Clapping Music, authorised piano arrangement by Simon Rackhan (2012)

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The Departure Soundtrack From Movie Gattaca Composed By Michael Nyman

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commissioned by the Sydney Dance Company to be choreographed by Graeme Murphy

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Composer: Carl Vine, AO (8 October 1954 -- present) - Performer: Michael Kieran Harvey - Year of recording: 1991 Piano Sonata No. 1, written in 1990. 00:00 - I. [no dynamic tempo marking] 08:23 - II.

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Carl Vine -  Piano Concerto No. 1 (1997): First movement

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Carl Vine -  Piano Concerto No. 1 (1997): First movement

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commissioned by Sydney Symphony Orchestra

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First movement · Sydney Philharmonia Motet Choir · Carl Vine · Sydney Symphony Orchestra · Edo de Waart

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Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Piano Concerto No. 1: First movement · Sydney Philharmonia Motet Choir · Carl Vine · Sydney Symphony Orchestra · Edo de Waart · Michael Kieran Harvey Carl Vine: Choral Symphony ℗ 2000 Australian Brandenburg Orchestra ℗ 2000 Australian Broadcasting Corporation Released on: 2013-07-30 Music Publisher: Copyright Control Auto-generated by YouTube.

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If you are interested about this piece, this is very informative

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Antarctica Suite for Guitar and Orchestra- Mvt I, The Last Place On Earth

In the film score, cello was used instead of guitar

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Nigel Westlake - Antarctica Suite for Guitar and Orchestra- Mvt I, The Last Place On Earth

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http://www.rossedwards.com/maninyas-concerto-for-violin-and-orchestra-1988/

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- commissioned by ABC
- the title "Maninya" was originally a made-up word by the composer
- repeated use of musical motives/icons
- Maninya icon is heard throughout the concerto (opening, and 4:35, etc)

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Maninyas – Concerto for Violin and Orchestra: I. Maninya I: Remote – Ecstatic – Remote

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Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Maninyas - Concerto for Violin and Orchestra: I. Maninya I: Remote - Ecstatic - Remote · Ross Edwards · Stuart Challender · Sydney Symphony Orchestra · Dene Olding Maninyas ℗ 1993 Australian Broadcasting Corporation Released on: 2002-06-08 Auto-generated by YouTube.

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- Title - means 'star
- written for orchestra and electronics
- part of a larger-scale work called Mysterium (7 works in Mysterium)
- the full work is in open form, ie. it consists of numerous blocks that can be put together ad infinitum. Originally, it was scored without fixed instrumentation, but as the work developed, specific instrumentation has been developed.

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Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Mysterium: Guyuhmgan · Sydney Symphony Orchestra · Georges Lentz · Edo de Waart · Sydney Symphony Orchestra Mysterium - Ngangkar & Guyuhmgan ℗ 2002 Australian Broadcasting Corporation ℗ 2012 ABC Classics Released on: 2012-09-11 Auto-generated by YouTube.

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For each school, write subtitles for
- representative composers
- characteristics
- example

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-commissioned by Emanuel Papper

-the melodic material of Kakadu is adapted from Aboriginal chants

Sculthorpe says:
"The work is concerned with my feelings about this place, its landscape, its change of seasons, its dry season and its wet, its cycle of life and death... in three parts, the outer sections are dance-like and energetic, sharing similar musical ideas. The central section is somewhat introspective, and is dominated by a cor anglais solo... Apart from this solo, the melodic material in Kakadu, as in much of my recent music, was suggested by the contours and rhythms of Aboriginal chant"

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Peter Sculthrope - "Kakadu" (1988) for Orchestra. Have a quote: "The work takes its name from the Kakadu National Park in northern Australia. This enormous wilderness area stretches from coastal tidal plains to rugged mountain plateaux, and in it may be found the living culture of its Aboriginal inhabitants, dating back for fifty thousand years.

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Four general schools most commonly identified:
1. Sculthorpe school - local influence
2. The New Complexity school
3. Post Minimalist styles
4. Post Modernism

But of course most composers want to try new things and many of them write in more than one of those styles

* other factors?

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Some general characteristics of Australian Art Music

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Some general characteristics of Australian Art Music

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- exploration of colour
- structures driven by motive rather than theme
- reliance of rhythmic energy

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- relatively new/young when it comes to Western Art Music tradition
- large land mass, was rather isolated before technology
- geographically close to Asian countries
- strong British heritage, with recent USA influence
- no established musical tradition like the Viennese tradition or the Schoenberg school
- multicultural population brings different influences