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Where to from Here? : clarinet, viola and piano

by Aaron Wyatt (2024)

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Performance by Jamilla Lamb, Hanna Wallace, Suzy Zong from the CD MOMENTUM Performances from the 2024 Peggy Glanville-Hicks Address.

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Work Overview

Where to from Here? follows on from my recent orchestral work Voiceless in reflecting on last year's Indigenous Voice referendum. But where Voiceless focuses on the build up to the vote and the immediate aftermath, this work ponders how we can move forward from the awkward place in which we now find ourselves. The work starts in a melancholy way, built on similar harmonic material to the start and end of Voiceless. The entire opening is underpinned by a sustained pedal note in the left hand of the piano, before the viola and clarinet start to break free from this. Eventually the work tentatively shifts to the major, as a glimmer of hope gives way to a cautious optimism. The flowing semiquavers in the viola give a renewed energy and sense of urgency, but this is short lived: the tempo settles and the piece comes to a close, hopeful but full of uncertainty.

Work Details

Year: 2024

Instrumentation: Clarinet in B♭, viola, piano.

Duration: 7 min.

Dedication note: Dedicated to Nicole Canham

Commission note: Commissioned by Momentum Commissions with funds provided by Hendrik Prins.

First performance: by Jamilla Lamb, Hanna Wallace, Suzy Zong at 2024 Peggy Glanville-Hicks Address (The Ian Potter Southbank Centre, Hanson Dyer Hall) on 2 Dec 2024

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Where to from here?
 

Performances of this work

2 Dec 2024: at 2024 Peggy Glanville-Hicks Address (The Ian Potter Southbank Centre, Hanson Dyer Hall). Featuring Jamilla Lamb, Hanna Wallace, Suzy Zong.

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