Promethean Editions: Piano Music Catalogue 2015

PROMETHEAN EDITIONS Piano Music Catalogue

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ancient – to create challenging, exciting contemporary classical works. Works for piano by Gareth Farr, Christos Hatzis, Vincent Ho and John Psathas certainly reflect this broad range of influences and styles. The following sample

piano, as well as collections of piano works by influential New Zealand figures Douglas Lilburn and Larry Pruden.

Solo Piano Gareth Farr’s music reflects his personality – bold, brash, or delicate and sensuous, but inevitably, immediately engaging. Rhythmic elements of his compositions can be

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linked to the complex and exciting rhythms of Rarotongan

repeated two-note motif which serves as a literal horizon as

log drum ensembles, Balinese gamelan and other

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percussion music of the Pacific Rim, and these influences

descending figures.

spill over into his works for piano. Balinese Pieces (1996-2003) (PE128) is a set of three piano works influenced by gamelan music of Indonesia. This collection includes Sepuluh Jari (“ten fingers”), Tentang Cara Gamelan (“on the technique of gamelan”), and Jangan Lupa (“don’t forget”).

Farr perfectly captures the exciting rhythms and beautiful sonorities of gamelan music and combines it with sounds

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covers virtuosic works for solo piano, chamber works for

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argument of the work is entirely derived from these two

Vincent Ho’s Nostalgia (2011) (PE161) was originally intended

ideas, which are exchanged between the instruments and

as an encore piece for his percussion concerto The Shaman.

subjected to development by variation.

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performance œ piece for piano and flute. Containing tonal

Also on the theme of memory, Hatzis’ Through A Glass Darkly (2005) (PE102) is a dramatic and intricate work for solo piano that plays with the idea of ageing and failing memory. Wrong harmonic turns at the ends of phrases, memory slips, starting a new phrase in the wrong key and then adjusting afterwards; all of these harmonic dysfunctions intensify as the work progresses. Jagged juxtapositions of twelve-tone rows, minimalist fragments, and Liszt-like statements of the main theme all intertwine, making it particularly intriguing.

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Matthew Hindson

Moments of Plastic Jubilation (Piano)

PE049

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15 979-0-67452-076-8 Performance Score NZ$32.00

Vincent Ho

Nostalgia (Piano)

PE161

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Jettatura (Piano)

PE029

4:30

14 979-0-67452-076-8 Performance Score NZ$32.00

John Psathas

Sleeper (Piano)

PE090

4:00

12 979-0-67452-119-2 Performance Score NZ$32.00

Piano & Percussion Gareth Farr

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Three Little Pieces for Eve (Percussion & Piano) PE095

6:00

13 979-0-67452-144-4 Performance Set

NZ$39.00

Tuatara (Percussion & Piano)

PE037

9:00

30 979-0-67452-099-7 Performance Set

NZ$47.00

John Psathas

Drum Dances (Drum kit & Piano)

PE008

9:30

40 979-0-67452-088-1 Performance Set

NZ$58.00

John Psathas

Fragment (Vibraphone & Piano)

PE076

3:00

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979-0-67452-089-9 Performance Set

NZ$21.00

John Psathas

Matre’s Dance (Percussion & Piano)

PE027

9:45

27 979-0-67452-091-1 Performance Set

NZ$46.00

Meditation (Alto Saxophone & Piano)

PE125

6:45

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Gareth Farr

Meditation (Clarinet & Piano)

PE127

6:45

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Gareth Farr

Nga Whetu e Whitu (Flute & Piano)

PE131

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Gareth Farr

Waipoua (Clarinet & Piano)

PE021

5:00

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NZ$35.00

Christos Hatzis

Departures (Flute & Piano)

PE111

28:00

60 979-0-67452-167-3 Performance Set

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Christos Hatzis

Telluric Dances (Oboe & Piano)

PE109

33:00

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NZ$72.00

Matthew Hindson

In Search of Ecstasy (Saxophone & Piano)

PE007

6:45

21 979-0-67452-068-3 Performance Set

NZ$35.00

PE152

11:00

40 979-0-67452-225-0 Performance Set

NZ$57.00

Gareth Farr

Whimsical Sketches of Fanciful Birds (Alto Saxophone & Piano) Meditation (Viola & Piano)

PE126

6:45

12 979-0-67452-151-2 Performance Set

NZ$44.00

Gareth Farr

Mondo Rondo (Piano Trio)

PE132

12:00

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Gareth Farr

Shadow of the Hawk (Violoncello & Piano)

PE016

10:45

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Christos Hatzis

Coming To (Violin & Piano)

PE119

3:15

15 979-0-67452-208-3 Performance Set

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Christos Hatzis

Old Photographs (Piano Trio)

PE104

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Matthew Hindson

Lament (Violoncello & Piano)

PE047

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11 979-0-67452-069-0 Performance Set

NZ$50.00

Vincent Ho

Nighthawks (arranged for Cello and Piano)

PE160

9:23

19 979-0-67452-186-4 Performance Set

NZ$47.00

Larry Pruden

Flight of the Albatross (Violin & Piano)

PEP12

2:45

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979-0-67452-166-6 Performance Set

NZ$29.00

John Psathas

Aegean (Piano Trio)

PE181

4:30

14 979-0-67452-223-6 Performance Set

NZ$54.00

John Psathas

Calenture (Electric Guitar & Two Pianos)

PE004S 11:00

39 979-0-67452-048-5 Study Score

NZ$40.00

John Psathas

Calenture (Electric Guitar & Two Pianos)

PE004P 11:00

39 979-0-67452-049-2 Performance Set

NZ$80.00

John Psathas

Corybas (Piano Trio)

PE179

12:00

44 979-0-67452-218-2 Performance Set

NZ$57.00

John Psathas

Island Songs (Clarinet, Cello & Piano)

PE177

13:00

22 979-0-67452-184-0 Performance Set

NZ$54.00

John Psathas

Island Songs (Piano Trio)

PE075

13:00

22 979-0-67452-178-9 Performance Set

NZ$54.00

John Psathas

Piano Quintet (Piano & String Quartet)

PE036S 18:30

60 979-0-67452-168-0 Performance Score NZ$59.00

John Psathas

Piano Quintet (Piano & String Quartet)

PE036P 18:30

36 979-0-67452-169-7 String Parts

Vincent Ho

Firestarters

FORMAT

Gareth Farr

Piano & Woodwind Gareth Farr

Piano & Strings

ISMN

Performance Score & Audio Ref. Performance Score & Audio Ref. Performance Score & Audio Ref. Performance Score

NZ$60.00

Various

Firestarters 1 (Piano)

PE068

28:00

34 979-0-67452-078-2

NZ$30.00

Various

Firestarters 2 (Piano)

PE069

32:00

48 979-0-67452-101-7

Mike Nock

Firestarters 3 (Piano)

PE098

19:00

40 979-0-67452-108-6

Various

Firestarters 4 (Piano, 4-6 Hands)

PE097

26:00

60 979-0-67452-122-2

Douglas Lilburn

Piano Music Vol.1 (Piano)

PEL01

46:02

43 979-0-67452-124-6 Performance Score NZ$57.00

Douglas Lilburn

Piano Music Vol.2 (Piano)

PEL02

30:33

40 979-0-67452-125-3 Performance Score NZ$49.00

Douglas Lilburn

Piano Music Vol.3 (Piano)

PEL03

49:00

52 979-0-67452-126-0 Performance Score NZ$63.00

Douglas Lilburn

Piano Music Vol.4 (Piano)

PEL04

29:00

44 979-0-67452-127-7 Performance Score NZ$59.00

Larry Pruden

Collected Edition Vol.1 (Piano)

PEP01

11:15

36 979-0-67452-000-3 Performance Score NZ$65.00

NZ$30.00 NZ$45.00 NZ$55.00

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Piano Music Catalogue – September 2015