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bird, songs, seas [excerpt]

Digital Sheet Music [PDF]: Score

bird, songs, seas [excerpt] : from 'The Convict Monologues', for violin and cello [eScore] / Chris Williams.

by Chris Williams (2017)

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  • Instrumentation: Violin, cello.
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    Performance by Simone Slattery, Anthony Albrecht from the CD Where song began

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The music for 'bird, songs, seas' was initially a quasi overture for The Convict Monologues, imagining convicts arriving on Australia shores, with the sound of unfamiliar birds and the almost-memory of old folk tunes barely audible above the sound of waves.

This excerpt and arrangement of 'bird, songs, seas' was made for Anthony Albrecht and Simon Slattery when they were developing their musical project 'Where song began', inspired by ornithologist Tim Low's book of the same name. 'Where song began' is a musical celebration of Australia's birds and how they shaped the world.

Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 digital (PDF) facsimile score (2p. -- A4 (portrait))

Difficulty: Medium — Confident secondary students could easily play the work

Duration: 2 min.

Dedication note: Dedicated to Anthony Albrecht and Simone Slattery

The composer notes the following styles, genres, influences, etc associated with this work:
Tim Low’s book 'Where song began', Folksong, Nature music, Australia, Birds, Bird song

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