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Electroacoustic music.
- Published by Canberra School of Music — 1996 [CSM:26.] — 1 CD (74 min.)
- Sales Availability: This item is out-of-print. We regret that it cannot be purchased from the Australian Music Centre.
- Library Availability: CD 321 — Available for loan
Out of Print
This item is out-of-print. We regret that it cannot be purchased from the Australian Music Centre.
Featured Australian works
| Work | Composer | Performers | Duration | |
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Babel's legacy for electroacoustic | Tim Kreger | 11 mins, 39 sec. | |
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Heart (1995) for electroacoustic |
Jim Franklin | 11 mins, 8 sec. | |
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Chromophony (1993) for electroacoustic Recorded/performed at: Canberra School of Music, on 1993. |
Stephen Stelios Adam | Stephen Stelios Adam, Joan Pollock, Trish Anderson | 11 mins, 56 sec. |
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Harmonie du soir (1995) for electroacoustic Recorded/performed at: Australian Centre for the Arts and Technology, on 1995. |
David Worrall | Katy Pallier | 9 mins, 42 sec. |
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Why are you so stupid? (1993) for electroacoustic |
Ross Bencina | Kim Elmer, Ross Bencina | 6 mins, 46 sec. |
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Requiem for a planet for electroacoustic | Ian Fredericks | 21 mins, 42 sec. |
Product details
Duration: 74 min.
Contents note: Babel's legacy / Tim Kreger -- Heart / Jim Franklin -- Chromophony / Stephen Adam -- Harmonie du soir / David Worrall -- "Why are you so stupid?" / Ross Bencina -- Requiem for a planet / Ian Fredericks.
This product forms part of the following series: Anthology of Australian music (CSM:26).
Part of a joint project of the Canberra School of Music, the Australian Music Centre, and the National Film and Sound Archive.
Booklet includes programme notes and composer biographies.
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