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By the new time

By the new time is a compilation of Irish electro-acoustic music. It contains the work of several composers, some of which are former students of Trinity College Dublin's Music and Media Technology Courses. Among the composers featured are Roger Doyle, Donnacha Dennehy, Michael Alcorn, Jürgen Simpson and Judith Ring. The disc also presents works from a number of up-and-coming composers including Conor Curran, Caoimhe Dunn, Patrick Daly, Giles Packham, J. Bassetti and Roy Carroll.

€19.31
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This is my will

'..wonderful, heavenly, as good as any international recording I have heard in recent years' (The Irish Examiner). The Irish Youth Choir, conducted by Geoffrey Spratt with soloist Helen Hassett, Bridget Knowles and Robert Craig, sing sacred choral music by Angel Climent. The music recorded on this CD is representative of some forty years of creative activity. Although Angel Climent has written a Cello Concerto and a considerable amount of instrumental chamber music, his principal output has been of sacred choral music specifically written to enhance worship.

€19.31
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Dividuality

‘To take music which is already teeming with detail and alive with entanglement as Parker and Guy's has always been and augment it with the variegated layers added by Casserley may seem absurd or unnecessary, but this Dividuality creates something new and compelling (Declan O'Driscoll, Solaris, 2001)'. This CD features the work and performance of Barry Guy on chamber double bass, Evan Parker on soprano saxophone and Lawrence Casserley using live electronics and sound processing.

€19.31
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Budawanny

Budawanny comprises the soundtracks of two films made in the 1980s, Budawanny and Atlantean, both written and directed by Irish film-maker Bob Quinn. Combining elements of Irish traditional, European art and middle Eastern music, this CD encapsulates leading Irish composer Roger Doyle's unique style and voice.

€12.71
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Thalia / Oizzo No

The music on this CD represents the early works of Roger Doyle (b. 1949) – pieces composed in the late 1960s to mid 70s and re-mastered in 2002. The earliest piece is the second part of ‘Bitter-Sweet Suite’ composed when he was 18, and the latest ‘Thalia’, his first large-scale piece, composed at the age of 26.

€19.31
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British Fantasies, American Dreams

Included in this CD is Ian Wilson’s ‘Spilliaert’s Beach’, inspired by Belgian artist Leon Spillaert’s painting Moonlit Beach (1908). This is a dark, almost abstract work with a single shining focus. The work is dedicated to flautist Nancy Ruffer who forms part of the duo, along with pianist Helen Crayford that present this compilation of pieces from American and British composers.

€19.31
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Michael Ball: Black Dyke Band

Michael Ball has contributed substantially to the repertoire for wind and brass, and this CD features some of his works for brass band, Whitsun Wakes, An English Suite and A Cambrian Suite. The pieces are performed by the Black Dyke Band and conducted by Nicholas J. Childs.

€19.31
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Reflections in the Water

Pianist and composer John Gibson's music is lyrical and expressive. On this recording of solo piano music some of his own compositions are mixed with works by Brahms, Chopin, Debussy and Esposito.

€19.31
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Contemporary Music from Ireland, Volume Two

Volume Two in a series of promotional CDs issued without charge by the Contemporary Music Centre to provide a stimulating introduction to the work of Irish composers. This 'musical calling card' was produced with the assistance of funding from the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon. See also Volume Three and Four in the series.

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Judith and Holofernes

John Gibson

John Gibson’s chamber opera tells the Old Testament story of Judith, who led the Jewish nation against the mighty Assyrian army of Holofernes. It is performed by the Opera Group of Cork School of Music in a setting for four solo voices, chorus, narrator and chamber ensemble (including the composer as pianist). It was written to mark the 25th anniversary of Cork Peace Week and recorded live in April 2002.

€19.31

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