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Dark Matter
By Keyna Wilkins
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For Solo Flute and Orchestra c.10'40. Advanced
Dark matter is a hypothetical form of matter thought to account for approximately 85% of the matter in the universe.
Composed 2023
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ISMN 9790673145054
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Dark Phantom, The (viola)
By Jocelyn E Kotchie
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Viola and piano, c.1'20. Grade 2Download samples
ISMN 9790673142466
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Dark, the Light, The
By Diana Blom
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Low voice and piano c.11'00A long song and short story. Helen Garner is a very fine and evocative Australian short story writer and ‘The Dark, the Light’, from Postcards from Surfers (Penguin 1985). Almost a music theatre work in miniature because of the different musical styles matching different text moods, the song can be sung by memory, but also with the score held as if reading the story to an audience. Composed 1997
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ISMN9790720106229
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Date with Ginger, A
By Linda Dalgliesh
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For saxophone quartet - AATB (solo), c.2'35 +Composed 2016
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ISMN 9790720172200
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Dawn (Bottomley)
By Horace Keats
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Soprano and piano, c.1'10
- Grade: 8
- Genre: Neo classical
- Date: 1935
- Tempo: Marked Allegretto, crochet equals ninety six. A highly atmospheric song with considerable interaction with the pianist.
Words by Gordon Bottomley.
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ISMN M720007038
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Dawn Offensive, The
By Paul Paviour
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A motet for SATB choir Composed 2020
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ISMN 9790720231662
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Dawn Service (Bertram)
By Miriam Hyde
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Medium voice and piano, c.2'00
Poignant song especially for Anzac Day services.
Words by Mary Bertram.
Composed 1952
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ISMN 9790720101927
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Dawn Songs
By Michael Hannan
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Solo piano. Grade 4
A five movement work based on transcribed pied butcherbird songs heard at dawn in Brisbane and Nimbin.
Composed 2012.
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ISMN 9790720140605
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Day in Taralga, A
By Ann Carr-boyd
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Piano solo. c.400, suggested grade 4A small country town near Goulburn in southern NSW - the inspiration for this piece and the final bars lend themselves to some improvisation.
Composed 2003
Also see an album of seven similar pieces In the Mood
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ISMN9790720159416
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Day of the Singing Birds, The
By Wendy Hiscocks
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Soprano and piano with optional flute obbligato, c.1'50". Grade 6This moving poem, echoing the Song of Songs, was written by a friend, the British composer and writer Dennis Stoll (1912–87). Composed 1991
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ISMN 9790720146461
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Daybreak
By Phillip Wilcher
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Solo piano, c.3'00, Grade 6ANZCA Syllabus - Grade 6
Recorded on Ancient Rivers (Wirr 006) and Into His Countenance (Wirr 012), by John Martin, available online
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ISMN M720065878
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De Rerum Natura
By Peter Mcnamara
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Voice and chamber orchestra
De Rerum Natura is a 6-part song cycle setting portions of Titus Lucretius Carus’ same-titled 6-volume ancient Latin literary work, completed in c. 50-5 BCE. De Rerum Natura can be translated as The Nature of Things, and is a sophisticated didactic text explaining the world around us, consisting of poetry, prose and scientific theory of the antiquity. Lucretius outlines the flaws as he sees them in ancient religion, that the souls of men are mortal and the world made up of infinite fine particles, using a similar text written 200 years previous by ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus (341-270 BCE) as a model. The text is pronounced according to the principles of classical pronunciation, which is how linguists believe that Latin was spoken in ancient Rome.
The six movements of De Rerum Natura, are divided into two related groups of three movements (1, 2, 3 and 4, 5, 6). The first song has a very flowing character while the second is much more rhythmically driven and tense. The fourth song is related to the first harmonically, but with the tense and rhythmically driven character of the second. The fifth song meanwhile is related to the second harmonically, but with the flowing character of the first. The third and sixth songs are also closely related by way of their rhythmically free and semi-improvised character, creating two related yet contrasting overall divisions of the song cycle.
Composed 2018-20
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ISMN 9790720231693
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