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Sheet Music: ScoreIn praise of sandstone : for voices, piano (4 hands) and percussion (6 players) / music by Elliott Gyger ; words by John Tranter.by Elliott Gyger (2012)
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This work was written for performance in the New Hall at Sydney Grammar School, which is underground and partially dug out of the sandstone on which the city rests. The text is drawn from John Tranter's 2003 poem, a wry meditation on the myriad ways that sandstone underpins Sydney's history and present; strata of rock become metaphors for the passing of time and the layering of experience. The musical setting is similarly layered, with its multiple ensembles of voices and instruments.
Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 facsimile score (86p. -- B4 (portrait))
Difficulty: Advanced — choral and percussion parts suitable for good high school performers; solo vocal and piano parts professional
Duration: 11 mins
Commissioned by Sydney Grammar School.
First performance by The Song Company, Roland Peelman — 22 Mar 12. New Hall, Sydney Grammar School
Includes performance notes and full text.
Typeset edition.
ISMN: 979-0-720135-33-5
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