Intermodulations: A homage to Roger Smalley
Output Type
Performance
Publisher
TURA New Music
School
Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA)
RAS ID
24014
Description
A concert of the works for electronics and acoustic instruments by Roger Smalley
Performed by Decibel
1. Didjeridu (1974) for four channel tape
2. Transformation (1968 rev71) piano and live electronic modulation
AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
Piano: Adam Pinto, Electronics: Chris Tonkin
3. Impulses (1986) sextet
Flute: Cat Hope, Cello: Tristen Parr, Piano: Adam Pinto, Dx7: Stuart James, Percussion: Louise Devenish, Trombone: Bruce Thompson, Conductor: Aaron Wyatt
4. Monody (1971–2) for piano with live electronics.
Piano: Stuart James, Electronics: Lindsay Vickery
5. Zeitebenen (1973, revised 1975)
AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
Soprano Saxophone: Lindsay Vickery, Viola: Aaron Wyatt Percussion: Louise Devenish, Piano: Stuart James Electronics: Chris Tonkin, Tapes: Cat Hope, Tristen Parr Conductor: Pedro Alvarez
Additional Information
Intermodulations: A homage to Roger Smalley was performed at Studio Underground, State Theatre Centre, Perth, Western Australia on 7 June 2016.
Decibel Ensemble Artists
Cat Hope: Artistic Director, composer, flutes, basses
Lindsay Vickery: composer, reeds, programming
Stuart James: composer, keyboards, programming, sound diffusion
Tristen Parr: cello Aaron Wyatt: viola, programming
Louise Devenish: percussion
Guests: Chris Tonkin, Pedro Alvarez, Adam Pinto, Bruce Thompson, Tim Gillett
Comments
Hope, C., Vickery, L., James, S., Parr, T., Wyatt, A., & Devenish, L. (2016). Intermodulations: A homage to Roger Smalley. Perth, Australia: TURA New Music.
Sound recording of Intermodulations: A homage to Roger Smalley was available on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's website.
https://www.abc.net.au/classic/programs/new-waves/roger-smalley-intermodulation/9691492
Video recording of Zeitebenen available at https://vimeo.com/210245147