Lee Buddle: Just an inkling for a angklung (1989)

Composer: Lee Buddle; Nova Ensemble

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Lee Buddle: Just an inkling for a angklung (1989)

Date

1989

Authors

Composer: Lee Buddle

Nova Ensemble

Publisher

Canberra School of Music, Australian National University

Abstract

"Written overnight for a single pedormance by Nova, this little ditty has become largerthan the sum of its pads. The vocal effects and large cuica, originally conceived as contrast and suppod to the brittle and woody timbre of the Indonesian instruments have become a unique attraction in 'tongue in cheek' renditions of the piece. There have been over 150 pedormances of Anklungin Australia and Asia." -- Lee Buddle