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The Black Cockatoo (flying alone) : guitar solo

by Richard Charlton (2008)

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Performance by Fiona Harrison from the CD legend of Hagoromo

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The Black Cockatoo (flying alone) : guitar solo / Richard Charlton.

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Work Overview

The Black Cockatoo is striking Australian bird and at the time of writing there were several who would fly over where I live in Sydney making a beautiful sight as they glided overhead. One day I saw a solitary one; and as many of these species mate for life I was given to wondering if there was perhaps some sad tale behind this lone flyer?

Work Details

Year: 2008

Instrumentation: Guitar.

Duration: 4 min.

Difficulty: Medium

Commission note: Commissioned by Charmaine Lee (Ascham School, Sydney), for her HSC music performance

First performance: by Charmaine Lee — 29 Jul 09. Ascham School, Edgecliff, NSW

The composer notes the following styles, genres, influences, etc associated with this work:
Contemporary neo-romantic

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  • Has as subject/About: Fauna

Performances of this work

16 Aug 23: Packer Theatre, Ascham School, Edgecliff

27 Feb 21: live streamed concert. Featuring Stephanie Jones.

29 Jul 09: Ascham School, Edgecliff, NSW. Featuring Charmaine Lee.

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