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Don Banks: Three Episodes for Flute and Piano (1964)

Date

1964

Authors

Composer: Don Banks
McSullea, Mardi
Harvey, Michael Kieran

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Canberra School of Music, Australian National University

Abstract

"These pieces were written in London for the Australian expatriate flautist Douglas Whittiker. The writing in each of the Episodes is highly gestural, with small rhythmically-charged motives shifting between the two players. The challenges of working independently-motivated freedoms and intricate ensemble co-ordination runs through the three pieces. The influence of jazz, Bankss own latent humour and imagination (particularly for colour) and the focussed play of rhythmic elements makes for chamber music of power and subtlety." -- Mardi McSullea

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Classical Music

Citation

URI

https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733722832

Collections

CSM 18: McSullea/Harvey Music for Flute Piano and Computer-Generated Sounds by Humble, Pollard, Walker, Yu, Banks, Worrall & Burt

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Sound recording

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