Sheet Music: Performance PartsDolmen for New Albion : for ten players / Nicholas Vines.by Nicholas Vines (2004)
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'New Albion' was the name given by Governor Arthur Phillip to the colony he founded in 1788 on the shores of Port Jackson, Australia. The settlement acquired the name 'Sydney' shortly afterwards, a designation it has kept to the present day. I was intrigued, nevertheless, by the power of that first name to invoke in my mind visual and sonic images of an alternative, purely speculative Sydney, with its own history and culture. My response to this was to write Dolmen for New Albion, which is both a celebration of, and an elegy for that world that never was.
Pages: 1 set of 10 performance parts (71p. -- A4 (portrait))
Difficulty: Advanced — Professional, new music specialist
Duration: 11 min.
First performance by Alarm Will Sound, Alan Pierson — 21 May 05. Paine Hall, Harvard University
Computer-notated parts.
Notation program: Finale.
Received an Honourable Mention in the 2006 Salvatore Martirano Memorial International Composition Competition (US).
Typeset edition.
ISMN: M-67305-806-4
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