8 Feb 2020

Annea LOCKWOOD: bayou-borne for Pauline

From Music Alive, 9:04 pm on 8 February 2020

Six musicians portray the windings of the Houston bayous.

Performed by Luca Manghi (flute), Peter Scholes (clarinet), Andrew Uren (bass clarinet), Mary Wilson (viola), Katherine Hebley (cello), Rebecca Celebuski (percussion) at Auckland Chamber Orchestra's Composer Portrait concert dedicated to the music of Annea Lockwood

Annea Lockwood

Annea Lockwood Photo: Nicole Tavenner, annealockwood.com

This is a work, written in 2016, for six improvising musicians who are reading a map of the bayous flowing through Houston as a score.

The work is dedicated to Pauline Oliveros, who grew up in Houston, and was created in response to a celebration to honour Oliveros's 85th birthday.

Lockwood writes: "I knew Pauline for many years and treasured our friendship and her seminal contributions to how we listen and respond to sounds and to one another."

Recorded by RNZ in Raye Freedman Arts Centre, Epsom Girls Grammar School, Auckland, 11 August 2019
Producer and mixing engineer: Tim Dodd
Recording engineer: Rangi Powick

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