Roland Peelman
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Random Audio Sample: Mater : for six voices and percussion by Elena Kats-Chernin, from the CD As a lily |
Articles by and about Roland Peelman
2009: a year of choral music by Anni Heino
Choral year 2009 has been an encouraging one. Numerous new works - of all shapes and sizes, from spiritual choral works involving choirs and orchestras, to simple a cappella miniatures - have seen the light of the day, and hopefully these are just the first performances of these compositions, with many more to come. Commissioning new work for a choir is an art in itself, but an unexpected result is not necessarily a bad result, as our short interviews with three Victorian conductors reveal.
Works commissioned by Roland Peelman
Works commissioned and written for Roland Peelman
Purgatorio, Paradiso by Michael Whiticker
CDs, Books and Kits featuring Roland Peelman
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CD: MODART07 / The Song Company, directed by Roland Peelman
CD: The green CD / The Song Company and friends, Roland Peelman, Artistic Director.
CD: Song of songs / Andrew Schultz ; The Song Company, directed by Roland Peelman.
CD: Kalkadunga Yurdu / William Barton, The Song Company ; directed by Roland Peelman.
MP3: In the shrubbery / Tony Bremner ; performed by Roland Peelman, Jane Edwards et al
MP3: Mimic heaven / Peggy Glanville-Hicks ; performed by Gerald English, Roland Peelman
MP3: Frolic / Peggy Glanville-Hicks ; performed by Gerald English, Roland Peelman
MP3: Rest / Peggy Glanville-Hicks ; performed by Gerald English, Roland Peelman
MP3: Come sleep / Peggy Glanville-Hicks ; performed by Gerald English, Roland Peelman
MP3: Sonetos del amor oscuro / Rosalind Page ; performed by Halcyon, Roland Peelman
Events featuring Roland Peelman
NSW: Samuel Pender-Bayne : Graduation Recital
ACT: Fine Feelings And Grand Designs : Concert 28 CIMF
World premieres given by Roland Peelman
Hear the bird of day : from Australian Aphorisms by Andrew Ford— 26 Feb 12 (Hunter Baillie Memorial Presbyterian Church, Sydney)
The Voyage : arranged for voices by Graeme Koehne— 19 May 11 (Australian War Memorial, ACT)
Sacred kingfisher psalms : for mixed choir by Ross Edwards— 22 May 10 (The Fitter's Workshop, Canberra International Music Festival)
Comparing the eye to a telescope : soprano with ensemble by Barry Conyngham— 13 Nov 09 (Peter Karmel Building, ANU School of Music, ACT)
aida : for vocal ensemble by Lachlan Skipworth— 18 Jul 09 (The Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre)
Pirrki-pirrki : bloodwood by Rosalind Page— 18 Feb 09 (Casula Powerhouse, NSW)
To keep things reasonable (trios: mezzo-soprano, tenor, bass with chamber ensemble) by David Young— Sep 07 (Carriageworks, Sydney)
When David heard : for chamber choir and piano by Jennifer Fowler— 30 Jun 07 (St James Church, King Street, Sydney)
A line has two (soprano with chamber ensemble and electronics) by Damien Ricketson— 29 Jul 04 (The Studio, Sydney Opera House, Sydney.)
Streams within : large chamber ensemble by Dominik Karski— 12 Nov 03 (Iwaki Auditorium, ABC Centre, Melbourne)
Shoal : six unaccompanied voices by Damien Ricketson— 14 Feb 03 (Loudmouth Festival, Newcastle, Australia.)
Ayo visto : after Johannes Cornago's 'Missa de la mapa mundi' by Natalie Williams— 2003 (ModArt 2003 young composers project, Sydney)
Afterimages : for bass koto and orchestra by Barry Conyngham— 5 May 95
Burrow : opera by Michael Smetanin and Alison Croggon— 21 Feb 94 (Octagon Theatre)
Bound for South Australia : SATB choir by Elliott Gyger— 27 Jun 93 (Sydney Opera House)
Suspended preludes : for double bass and piano by Andrew Schultz— Jun 93 (University of Wollongong)
The second coming (trios: tenor, baritone, bass with chamber ensemble) by Elliott Gyger— 9 Apr 93 (Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney)
On Sutherland's grave : SATBarB choir by Matthew Orlovich— 1992 (For 2MBS FM (Sydney) live broadcast from Studio C, during Oz Music Week 1992)
Upon the dark water : for vocal sextet or six-part choir SSATBB by Stuart Greenbaum— 18 Jul 91 (Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House)