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Electric cello

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Electric cello / David Pereira, cello.

  • Published by Tall Poppies — 2005 [TP180] — 1 CD (56 min.)
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  • Library Availability: CD 1537 — Available for loan

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Featured Australian works

  Work Composer PerformersDurationMP3
Memorial (1994) for solo cello with digital delay
Recorded/performed at: Tapitallee West Studio, Kangaroo Valley, on 2005.
Andrew Ford David Pereira 10 mins, 22 sec. Buy as MP3
Echo II (1978) for cello and two digital delays
Recorded/performed at: Tapitallee West Studio, Kangaroo Valley, on 2005.
Roger Smalley David Pereira 9 mins, 18 sec. Buy as MP3
Inner world (1994) for amplified cello and tape
Recorded/performed at: Tapitallee West Studio, Kangaroo Valley, NSW, on 2005.
Carl Vine David Pereira 13 mins, 3 sec. Buy as MP3
Welcome to the Hotel Turismo (2000) for cello and CD
Recorded/performed at: Tapitallee West Studio, Kangaroo Valley, NSW, on 2005.
Martin Wesley-Smith David Pereira 13 mins Buy as MP3
Onomatopoeia — cello - with computer effects
Recorded/performed at: Tapitallee West Studio, Kangaroo Valley, NSW., on 2005.
Nigel Westlake David Pereira 9 mins, 11 sec. Buy as MP3

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David Pereira plays solo Australian cello music, each piece scored for cello with either pre-recorded tape or delay. The works by Wesley-Smith and Ford are world premiere recordings. The Vine is a brand new recording, and shows how well this work responds to very differing interpretations. Roger Smalley's work has previously only been recorded in the UK, and this recording sounds very different! The Westlake is a new interpretation of one of his most popular and enduring works by Pereira. All the music was recorded in a new studio located in rustic Kangaroo Valley, NSW (south of Sydney) and the recording engineer was Christo Curtis, one of Australia's very finest.

Duration: 56 min.

Liner notes include programme notes and biographical notes on composers and performer.


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