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Shoreditch Grind : Woodwind Quintet No. 1

by Elizabeth Younan (2015)

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Work Overview

Shoreditch Grind is in four sections, following a 'fast-slow-fast-fast' scheme. The title is taken from a coffee shop in London with the same name that I had visited whilst on a choir tour. Whilst this music bears no programatic resemblance to the shop in question or to coffee for that matter, I found that the name was such an unusual conjunction of words that needed to be used as a title for a composition. Dialogue between the instruments, and within individual voices, both extended and fleeting, form the crux of this composition.

Work Details

Year: 2015

Instrumentation: Flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon.

Duration: 10 min.

Difficulty: Advanced

Dedication note: Dedicated to Keryn and Derek Ward, and Arcadia Winds (Kiran Phatak, David Reichelt, Lloyd Van't Hoff, Rachel Shaw, Matthew Kneale).

Commission note: This work was composed as a fourth-year Honours composition student at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music for Arcadia Winds.

First performance: by Arcadia Winds — 18 Oct 15. Cellblock Theatre, National Art School, NSW

Performances of this work

15 Aug 2025: at ANAM at the Convent: Shefali Pryor (Abbotsford Convent).

31 Mar 2021: at Red Clay, Mississippi Delta (Melbourne Recital Centre, Primrose Potter Salon). Featuring Arcadia Winds.

29 Aug 2017: at Arcadia Winds (Melbourne Recital Centre, Elisabeth Murdoch Hall). Featuring Arcadia Winds.

23 Apr 17: Verbrugghen Hall, The Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, NSW. . Featuring Arcadia Winds.

30 Oct 16: Nichols Hall, Music Institute of Chicago, IL. Featuring Quintet Attacca.

16 Apr 16: Primrose Potter Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre, VIC.. Featuring Arcadia Winds.

18 Oct 15: Cellblock Theatre, National Art School, NSW. Featuring Arcadia Winds.

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