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CDBeing / Daniel Pini.
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Featured Australian works
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Permit Me (2020) for solo cello | Deborah Cheetham Fraillon | Daniel Pini | 3 mins, 9 sec. |
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Red Earth, White Clay (2018) for violoncello | Victoria Pham | Daniel Pini | 7 mins, 57 sec. |
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Invisibility (2009) for cello solo | Liza Lim | Daniel Pini | 10 mins, 54 sec. |
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Eleven oblique strategies (2014) for solo cello | Brett Dean | Daniel Pini | 14 mins, 30 sec. |
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Inner world (1994) for amplified cello and tape | Carl Vine | Daniel Pini | 12 mins, 31 sec. |
Product details
Being came out of a love of contemporary Australian classical music and the desire to share the music of my home country with people the world over. It is made of five works from living Australian composers for solo cello. Each piece builds its own world of sound, and despite all coming from Australian composers and composed within the past 30 years, each is distinct and speaks to the diverse voices in Australian composition.
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