Composers and Authors
Devon Maid, The (Keats)
By Horace Keats
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$10.00
Soprano and piano, c.2'05
- Grade: 7
- Genre: Neo classical
- Date: 1945
- Tempo: Marked Moderato. A delightful song evoking a picture of English countryside love.
Words by John Keats.
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M720007397
Diabolical Variations on a Wagnerian Theme
By Michael Hannan
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$15.00
Pipe Organ solo.
Composed 2014
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Dialogues - Narratives on the oneness of being
By Phillip Wilcher
Regular price
$20.00
Once more in the back of Phillip's mind when working on this project is Thomas Kelly and the magnificent organisation (The Thomas Kelly Youth Foundation) that has evolved as a consequence of Thomas' untimely and tragic death. To quote Phillip again, charity - when exercised with clarity - never fails; that the practice of such charity - the voluntary giving to those in need that sees our humanity at its best - reflects the beauty of divine beneficence.
ISBN 9781876829377
Diamond Fanfare (Fanfare IV)
By Michael Hugh Dixon
Regular price
$25.00
For four horns
This is a short fanfare to bring out some flavoursome, crunchy harmonies using harmonics 4-13 of five fundamentals tuned in just ratios.
A recording was made by the composer multi-tracking in 2021 and links to it are on his website
https://www.thebrasswhisperer.com
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ISMN 9790673141070
$20.00 for instant digital download score and parts
Dichotomies
By Ed Goyer
Regular price
$30.00
Six jazz pieces for vibraphone, keys, electric bass, guitar and drums. 1. Dichotomies, c.8'05 2. A Night in Tokyo Park, c.6'10 3. Mr Moriwaki's Outrageous Scheme, c.10'20 4. Rex the Cat, c.7'20 5. 3-Sided Coin, c.4'40 6. Time Stories, c.5'25 CD available on line |
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Die Nacht kommt
By Peter Mcnamara
Regular price
$65.00
Parts on request keats@wirripang.com.au
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ISMN M720065984
$60.00 for instant PDF download conductor's score
Differing Dialogues
By Vincent Giles
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$20.00
Solo bass flute with audio download playback, c.4'40
The dialogues form a context for a solo by bass flute which deviates in and out of the musical conversation, including some improvised sections in which listening becomes the primary focus for the performer. Part of the enjoyment of the work is the subjective interpretation. Composed 2009 rev. 2011
Audio extract used with permission - performed by Peter Sheridan from Monologues and Dialogues Move MD3349 http://www.move.au/disc/peter-sheridan-monologues-dialogues
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ISMN 9790720126081
Download of accompanying playback : Sound file
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Dimensions of Night
By Larry Sitsky
Regular price
$90.00
Piano solo - 10 movements. Professional level.
Composed 2014
- 1. Chant of Gatha Ushtavaiti
- 2. Ra Sails the Mesektet barque
- 3. Thoh
- 4. Mara
- 5. Sitra Achra'
- 6. Eros
- 7. Chant ceremony of the Yei gods'
- 8. Lord of the smoking mirror
- 9. The chaos of Aesoid
- 10. Devekut
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Ding Dong Merrily
By Jocelyn E Kotchie
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$10.00
A delightful arrangement of this well know Christmas carol
Discount price for multiple copies contact keats@wirripang.com.au
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ISMN M720072289$5.00 for PDF instant download:
Dining with Alice
By Frank Millward
Regular price
$150.00
For Soloists, Choir and Chamber Orchestra.
- A Slice of Alice
- Alice's Common Sense Song
- Flight of the Cornish Dog
- Old Mother Hubbard
- Spider and the Fly
The music presented here has been taken from the 2011 Artichoke production and comes from that section of the work which took place as a concert performance in an outdoor setting ‘grounds of a 15th-century moated manor house’ performed by the eight characters (Queen of Hearts, Red Queen, White Queen, the Duchess, King of Hearts, White Knight, Mad Hatter, Tweedle (Dum Dee), a choir of waiters and a Chamber Orchestra consisting of Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, ‘Cello, Double Bass, Trumpet Bb, Horn in F, Bass Trombone, Keys, Percussion.
‘Dining with Alice was one of the earliest instances of immersive (where spectators are part of the action), site-specific (the place is part of the subject) theatre. It was a landmark.’ First performed in 1999 at the Salisbury Festival, the piece was conceived and directed by Hillary Westlake and staged in the Victorian pleasure gardens of Salisbury as part of the Salisbury Festival, commissioned by the then festival director Helen Marriage. In 2011 the work was part of the Norfolk and Norwich festival, produced by Artichoke, transplanted to the beautiful grounds of a 15th-century moated manor house. ‘Lewis Carroll's characters unleashed from Alice's dream, wandering through a landscape accompanied by an audience whose walk is punctuated by the courses of a meal.’ (Quotations from Susannah Clapp - Observer Newspaper U.K. 15 May 2011).
The entire suite is available on a CD disc.
Individual pieces from "Dining with Alice" Suite are available online.Download samples
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ISMN 9790720167602
$70.00 for instant digital download score and parts (681 pages)
Dinner Party
By Keyna Wilkins
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$50.00
In this piece the composer has tried to explore the harmonic possibilities of such homogenous sounding ensemble by using the analogy of a dinner party in which the guests begin to have a polite conversation, which descends into argument in which they are all shouting at once. By the time they leave, however, they have found resolution. Musically the motifs are developed in an intuitive free-flowing manner, centering around G Minor.
Audio - Sydney Conservatorium Sax Orchestra (October 2012)
Composed 2012
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ISMN 9790720126708$40.00 for instant PDF download score and parts
Dinnertime
By Linda Dalgliesh
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$25.00
The title is given to the name of a horse in Albert Facey's 1981 autobiography, "A Fortunate Life". He recounts how, on a cattle drive in Western Australia, his horse bolted during a storm and they were lost in harsh country for days with no food or water. They managed to survive with the help of local indigenous people, and were eventually reunited with the other drovers. Throughout the ordeal, Dinnertime proved to be a delightful and worthy companion. The piece starts out as a light-hearted romp; a filly trotting through ancient country, the landscape viewed through the filter of youth and careless abandon.
Composed 2015
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