Daryl Pratt
This is a stub entry only — it provides links to other resources by and about Daryl Pratt held in our catalogue.
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Random Audio Sample: Zuqerq : for solo clarinet, accompanied by 3 bongos, or by piano with lid down over the keyboard by Larry Sitsky, from the CD Don Banks |
Works by Daryl Pratt
Daryl Pratt is not an Australian Music Centre represented artist, however the following works can be found in our collection:
Webb spinner by Daryl Pratt
Frame by Daryl Pratt
Sock bop a dop by Daryl Pratt
Water settings by Daryl Pratt
Room in the house by Daryl Pratt
Modern dance by Daryl Pratt
Tangos nuevos II by Daryl Pratt
Works commissioned and written for Daryl Pratt
CDs, Books and Kits featuring Daryl Pratt
View all CDs, Books and Kits featuring Daryl Pratt
Digital Audio: Sock bop a dop / Daryl Pratt ; performed by Phil Treloar, Daryl Pratt
CD: Pratt's alchemy : works for percussion / Daryl Pratt
Digital Audio: Water settings / Daryl Pratt ; performed by MATCH Percussion
Digital Audio: Room in the house / Daryl Pratt ; performed by MATCH Percussion
Digital Audio: Modern dance / Daryl Pratt ; performed by MATCH Percussion
Digital Audio: Tangos nuevos II / Daryl Pratt ; performed by MATCH Percussion
Digital Audio: Binyang / Ross Edwards ; performed by Peter Jenkin, Daryl Pratt
Digital Audio: Composition in blue, grey and pink / Andrew Ford ; performed by Daryl Pratt
Digital Audio: We bop / Gerard Brophy ; performed by Margery Smith, Daryl Pratt
Digital Audio: Whispers of Fauvel / Raffæle Marcellino ; performed by Margery Smith, Daryl Pratt
Events featuring Daryl Pratt
NSW: The Pratt Price Collective
World premieres given by Daryl Pratt
Terra obscura : for solo saxophone and chamber orchestra by Katia Beaugeais— 6 Sep 14 (Music Workshop, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, NSW)
The Stubborn Heart : Song cycle for soprano and chamber orchestra by George Palmer— 6 Sep 14 (Sydney Conservatorium of Music)
Ballistic variations : for chamber orchestra by Mark Grandison— Oct 13 (Sydney Conservatorium)
You must sleep, but I must dance : for viola and percussion by Andrew Ford— 17 Sep 12 (Verbrugghen Hall, NSW)
Organised lounge : for percussion ensemble of 13 players by Stuart Greenbaum— 18 May 12 (Sydney Conservatorium of Music)
Orovela (quintets: clarinet, horn, piano, percussion, violin) by Brad Gill— 8 May 12 (Sydney Conservatorium of Music)
Triptych : for two percussionists by Jane Stanley— 14 Mar 10 (Australian Institute of Music, Building B, 1-51 Foveaux St, Surry Hills)
ishi ... sono : percussion by Rosalind Page— 2 May 09 (Kangaroo Valley Hall, NSW)
Learning to howl : a song cycle for soprano, soprano saxophone/clarinet/bass clarinet, harp & percussion by Andrew Ford— 9 Mar 03 (Eugene Goossens Hall, ABC Centre, Ultimo, Sydney.)
Red, yellow, black & white : Music for reconciliation : for two pianos & double percussion by Amanda Handel— 24 Aug 02 (Joan Sutherland Centre, Penrith, NSW)
Hymn to the sun : for clarinet, celesta and harp by Andrew Ford— 27 Mar 99 (Abercrombie Caves, NSW as part of the Kowmung Music Festival)
Icarus drowning : for chamber ensemble by Andrew Ford— 27 Mar 99 (Abercrombie Caves, Blue Mountains, NSW)
Estampie : for clarinet, drum, harp & string quartet by Andrew Ford— 27 Mar 99 (Abercrombie Caves, NSW, as part of the Kowmung Music Festival)
Meditations on a Chinese character : for ensemble by Anne Boyd— 21 Sep 96 (Eugene Goossens Hall, ABC Ultimo Centre, Sydney)
Calabrian dances I : for trombone, marimba & 'cello by Raffæle Marcellino— 15 Sep 95 (Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music, Hobart)
Clip : percussion by Elena Kats-Chernin— 2 Oct 94 (Eugene Goossens Hall, ABC Ultimo, Sydney)
Lines of light : seven improvisations on aitheros melos by Ian Shanahan— 27 Nov 93 (Joseph Post Auditorium, Sydney Conservatorium of Music)
Harmony in concord : for trombone, marimba/vibraphone, percussion and electronic tape by Carl Vine— 24 Apr 92 (Old Melbourne Gaol)
Red letter days : Cycles 6-a by Lawrence Whiffin— Jun 88 (North Melbourne Town Hall)
Confessions to my dogs : mezzo-soprano voice with chamber ensemble by Moya Henderson— 15 May 87 (Playwrights Conference, Arts Centre, ANU, Canberra)