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Performance by Christine Draeger, Kathryn Lambert from the CD Streeton's noon |
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Celebrating Australia Day 2002 : music for flute and piano.
Library shelf no. CD 888 [Available for loan]
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Waterfall in spring : an Australian fantaisie for flute & piano / Rosalind Carlson.
Library shelf no. 788.32/CAR 3 [Available for loan]
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Work Overview
This is a sensitive, expressive and subtle work which is haunting and is considered to be recognisably "Australian" in sound
Work Details
Year: 1997
Instrumentation: Flute, piano.
Duration: 10 min.
Difficulty: Advanced — Advanced student/professional.
Dedication note: "For Rosemary Carlson" -- Caption.
First performance: by Christine Draeger, Kathryn Lambert — 29 Sep 97. Third Australian Women's Music Festival, Sydney
In 1998, Rosalind received notification from the Fellowship of Australian Composers that her ensemble work "Waterfall in Spring" had been selected by the Asian Composers' League Festival Selection Committee for performance in their seven-day Music Festival to be held in Taipei, Taiwan in September. Also in 1998, "Waterfall in Spring" won first place in the Gold Coast Annual Composers' Competition.
Analysis
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Performances of this work
19 Nov 2017: at Carlson Chorale Choral Recital (Mount St Benedict Convent). Featuring Julia Fekete-Berky.
18 Nov 2012: at The Carlson Chorale Chamber Choir (Mount St Benedict Convent).
30 May 2007: at First International Flute Music Festival (Hlučín).
25 Jan 02: Regent Hall, Oxford Street, London. Featuring Chris Childs, Lewis Mitchell.
29 Sep 97: Third Australian Women's Music Festival, Sydney. Featuring Kathryn Lambert, Christine Draeger.
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