6 June 2011
New releases at the AMC Shop - May-June 2011
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Elizabeth Green's Biodiversity series
now available for MP3 download
The Australian Music Centre is pleased to
release the popular Biodiversity recordings through our
MP3 download service. The two-volume series, performed and
produced by respected pianist Elizabeth Green, highlights the
diversity of Australian piano music and is set in a landscape of
composers continuing to develop a uniquely Australian identity.
The series represents some of the most popular piano works
written over the last 40 years, and includes a number of works
that feature on the AMEB syllabus and as performance options for
HSC and VCE music units. The first Biodiversity volume
has been out of print for some time.
Purchase MP3 tracks now through the AMC website. Prices start
from $1.95.
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Biodiversity Volume 1
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Biodiversity Volume 2
World New Music Magazine No. 20 (2010): Australia
The long-awaited World New Music Magazine
2010 consists of new and reprinted articles by, and about, many
Australian sound artists, composers and performers. International
contributions include Glenda Keam's (NZ) observations about 'the
eddies and currents in the flow of compositional concert on both
sides of the Tasman', and Jelle Dierickx's (Belgium) article
about Amanda Stewart's sound poem absence.
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Order the ISCM World New Music Magazine 2010 now from the AMC
at $15 plus postage.
A poet's composer - songs by Horace Keats (Wirripang)
This new double CD from Wirripang includes 48 songs by Horace
Keats, performed by Jane Parkin (soprano), Gavin Lockley
(baritone) Clemens Leske (piano), Alexa Still (flute) and Sharon
Olde (soprano).
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Order the CD from the AMC Shop at $30.
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The Australian Music Centre connects people around the world to Australian composers and sound artists. By facilitating the performance, awareness and appreciation of music by these creative artists, it aims to increase their profile and the sustainability of their art form. Established in 1974, the AMC is now the leading provider of information, resources, materials and products relating to Australian new music.
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