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Highett pointillism, version 2

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Highett pointillism, version 2 : for flute, bass clarinet and piano / Thomas Reiner.

by Thomas Reiner (2002)

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  • Instrumentation: Flute, bass clarinet, piano.

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    Performance by Melanie Chilianis, Paul Todd, Robert Chamberlain from the CD Hard chamber

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Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 facsimile score (13p. -- A4 (landscape))

Duration: 5 min.

Includes programme and performance notes.

"Highett pointillism is essentially a piano solo amplified by two wind instruments" -- p. [ii].

Copyright held by Thomas Reiner.

"First performed by Melanie Chilianis (flute), Paul Todd (bass clarinet), and Robert Chamberlain (piano) in a concert presented by the contemporary music ensemble 're-sound' on the 17th of October 2002, in the Music Auditorium at Monash University, Clayton Campus" -- p. [ii].

Computer-notated score.

Typeset edition.

ISMN: M-67300-002-5

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Digital Audio: Highett pointillism, version 2 / Thomas Reiner ; performed by Melanie Chilianis, Paul Todd, Robert Chamberlain

 

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