PEL Library introductory discounts

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PROMETHEAN EDITIONS 2013-2014 Library Introductory Offers

PROMETHEAN EDITIONS publishes and

works are published as study scores and

represents the music of 31 composers from the

performance sets, and include complete

United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New

performance or instrumental parts according to

Zealand. The music is fresh and exciting

instrumentation. We’ve included several works

contemporary music and has been performed by

that are now established percussion repertoire,

leading artists, ensembles and orchestras

including Kembang Suling (PE001) for flute and

worldwide, including: CityMusic Cleveland, Mark

marimba by Gareth Farr, and works made famous

Elder, Evelyn Glennie, Hilary Hahn, Hallé

by percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie, John

Orchestra, Kristjan Järvi, Ju Percussion Group,

Psathas’ Matre’s Dance (PE027) for percussion and

MDR Sinfonieorchester, Nederlands Blazers

piano, and Drum Dances (PE008) for drum kit and

Ensemble, Takács Quartet, Toronto Symphony

piano.

Orchestra, Vienna Concert-Verein Orchestra,

The second is a selection of essential orchestral

Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra… among many

and scholarly editions. This includes first

others. And Jim Svejda has said: “Farr is obviously

publications of music by Ralph Vaughan Williams

one of the most individual and entertaining

and the critical restoration of Béla Bartók’s

composers working anywhere today.”

famous Viola Concerto by scholar Csaba Erdélyi.

– Classical KUSC (Los Angeles, CA, USA.)

Also included are representative orchestral works

We have brought together two specially-selected

by our House Composers: Gareth Farr, Christos

introductory offers, which include a number of

Hatzis, Vincent Ho and John Psathas.

our top-selling titles and most recent editions. The first selection is our range of excellent

Order now to receive a 10% discount and free

instrumental and chamber music works. The

shipping. Offer expires 30 November 2013.


Selected Chamber Music and Instrumental Works SAVE 10% with 28 titles – NZ$1,431.00 Your Price: NZ$1,287.90 (ca. US$1,062) + free shipping CODE

COMPOSER

TITLE

DUR.

PP

ISMN

FORMAT

PRICE

PE066

Béla Bartók

Viola Concerto (Erdélyi restoration) (Viola & Piano)

21:15

60

M-67452-060-7

Score and Part

NZ$60.00

PE001

Gareth Farr

Kembang Suling (Flute & Marimba)

10:00

22

M-67452-081-2

Score and Part

NZ$42.00

PE096P

Gareth Farr

Pukul (Percussion Quintet)

8:45

28

979-0-67452-149-9

Parts

NZ$75.00

PE096S

Gareth Farr

Pukul (Percussion Quintet)

8:45

28

979-0-67452-146-8

Score

NZ$44.00

PE093

Gareth Farr

Wakatipu (Violin)

6:00

12

979-0-67452-132-1

Score and Part

NZ$27.00

PE111

Christos Hatzis

Departures (Flute & Piano)

28:00

60

979-0-67452-167-3

Score and Part

NZ$69.00

PE101

Christos Hatzis

Fertility Rites (Marimba & Digital Audio)

13:30

31

M-67452-104-8

Score, Part and CD

NZ$57.00

PE104

Christos Hatzis

Old Photographs (Piano Trio)

10:30

20

979-0-67452-118-5

Perf. Score and Parts

NZ$52.00

PE107P

Christos Hatzis

String Quartet No.2, The Gathering (String Quartet)

39:45

60

979-0-67452-188-8

Parts

NZ$60.00

PE107S

Christos Hatzis

String Quartet No.2, The Gathering (String Quartet)

39:45

60

979-0-67452-187-1

Score

NZ$64.00

PE109

Christos Hatzis

Telluric Dances (Oboe & Piano)

33:00

68

979-0-67452-141-3

Perf. Score and Part

NZ$72.00

PE007

Matthew Hindson

In Search of Ecstasy (Saxophone & Piano)

6:45

21

M-67452-068-3

Score and Parts

NZ$35.00

PE160

Vincent Ho

Nighthawks (arranged for Cello and Piano)

9:23

19

979-0-67452-186-4

Score and Part

NZ$47.00

PE154

Vincent Ho

Nostalgia (Vibraphone)

5:45

9

979-0-67452-142-0

Perf. Set

NZ$39.00

PEL02

Douglas Lilburn

Piano Music Vol.2 (Piano)

var.

40

979-0-67452-125-3

Perf. Score

NZ$49.00

PE098

Mike Nock

Firestarters 3 (Piano)

var.

40

M-67452-108-6

Score and CD

NZ$45.00

UME02

Stephan Prock

Stradivariazioni (Violin & Piano)

16:30

32

979-0-67452-139-0

Score and Part

NZ$49.00

PEP11

Larry Pruden

String Trio

23:00

30

979-0-67452-154-3

Score & Parts

NZ$67.00

PE008

John Psathas

Drum Dances (Drum Kit & Piano)

9:30

40

M-67452-088-1

Score and Part

NZ$58.00

PE075

John Psathas

Island Songs (Piano Trio)

13:00

22

979-0-67452-178-9

Score and Parts

NZ$54.00

PE027

John Psathas

Matre’s Dance (Percussion & Piano)

9:45

27

M-67452-091-1

Score and Part

NZ$46.00

PE036S

John Psathas

Piano Quintet (Piano & String Quartet)

18:30

60

979-0-67452-168-0

Perf. Score (piano part)

NZ$59.00

PE036P

John Psathas

Piano Quintet (Piano & String Quartet)

18:30

36

979-0-67452-169-7

Perf. Set (string parts)

NZ$60.00

PE172

John Psathas

Planet Damnation (Timpani with Digital Audio)

10:00

16

979-0-67452-140-6

Score, Part and CD

NZ$42.00

UME03

Anthony Ritchie

Meditation (Violin & Piano)

10:45

19

979-0-67452-165-9

Score and Part

NZ$44.00

PE068

Various

Firestarters 1 (Piano)

var.

34

M-67452-078-2

Score & CD

NZ$30.00

PE069

Various

Firestarters 2 (Piano)

var.

48

M-67452-101-7

Score & CD

NZ$30.00

PE097

Various

Firestarters 4 (Piano, 4-6 Hands)

var.

60

979-0-67452-122-2

Score

NZ$55.00

All prices are listed in New Zealand dollars and exclusive of GST

Promethean Editions Limited • PO Box 10-143, Wellington, New Zealand • P +64 4 473 5033 • F +64 4 473 5066 • info@promethean-editions.com Publication and Promotion of New Music: Gareth Farr, Christos Hatzis, Vincent Ho, John Psathas Publishers of New Editions of Bartók, Lilburn, Pruden, Vaughan Williams

www.promethean-editions.com


Selected Orchestral and Scholarly Editions SAVE 10% with 12 titles – NZ$1,245.00 Your Price: NZ$1,120.50 (ca. US$924) + free shipping CODE

COMPOSER

TITLE

DUR

PP

ISMN

FORMAT

PRICE

PE065

Béla Bartók

Viola Concerto (ed. Erdélyi) (Viola & Orchestra)

21:25

100

M-67452-096-6

Score

NZ$120.00

UME04

John Elmsly

Pacific Hockets (Orchestra)

21:00

74

979-0-67452-179-6

Score

NZ$84.00

PE020

Gareth Farr

From the Depths Sound the Great Sea Gongs (Orchestra)

26:00

83

M-67452-079-9

Score

NZ$120.00

PE110

Christos Hatzis

Departures (Flute & String Orchestra)

28:00

77

979-0-67452-162-8

Score

NZ$87.00

PE106

Christos Hatzis

Telluric Dances (Oboe & Orchestra)

33:00

158

979-0-67452-1636-9

Score

NZ$143.00

PEP07

Larry Pruden

Orchestral Music Vol.3 (Orchestra)

var.

109

979-0-67452-006-5

Score

NZ$119.00

PE055

John Psathas

Omnifenix (Tenor Saxophone, Drum Kit & Orchestra)

15:45

64

M-67452-102-4

Score

NZ$79.00

PE085

John Psathas

Three Psalms (Solo Piano, Percussion, Harp & String Orchestra)

22:30

140

1-877218-85-5

Score

NZ$126.00

PE073

John Psathas

View From Olympus (Percussion, Piano & Orchestra)

20:30

125

M-67452-042-3

Score

NZ$110.00

UME01

Anthony Ritchie

Symphony No.3 (Orchestra)

30:00

150

979-0-67452-137-6

Score

NZ$137.00

PME13

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Mayor of Casterbridge (Orchestra)

6:00

32

979-0-67452-039-3

Score

NZ$42.00

PME14

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Scenes Adapted from Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress (Five Vocal Soloists, Choruses, Guitar & Strings)

25:00

96

979-0-67452-110-9

Score

NZ$78.00

All prices are listed in New Zealand dollars and exclusive of GST

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Promethean Editions Limited • PO Box 10-143, Wellington, New Zealand • P +64 4 473 5033 • F +64 4 473 5066 • info@promethean-editions.com Publication and Promotion of New Music: Gareth Farr, Christos Hatzis, Vincent Ho, John Psathas Publishers of New Editions of Bartók, Lilburn, Pruden, Vaughan Williams

www.promethean-editions.com


Composer Profiles JOHN ELMSLY is based at the University of Auckland in New Zealand and has enjoyed a composing career of over 35 years. His work Pacific Hockets (1991) stands out as one of his most important large-scale works. It contains a number of intriguing compositional devices that feature in much of his output. He combines hocketing with minimalist additive and reductive processes, which creates a wide range of orchestral timbre in his work. GARETH FARR is one of New Zealand’s leading composers. His music is particularly influenced by his extensive study of percussion music throughout the Pacific Rim, including Rarotangan log drum ensembles and Indonesian gamelan. Farr’s work Kembang Suling (1995) for flute and marimba is now a standard in percussion repertoire. His orchestral work From the Depths Sound the Great Sea Gongs (1996) has become a New Zealand classic. CHRISTOS HATZIS is well known in Canada and internationally for his works. His music is inspired by protoChristian spirituality, his own Byzantine music heritage, world cultures and various non-classical music genres such as jazz, pop and world music. Among his most widelyperformed works is Fertility Rites (1997) for marimba and digital audio, which was inspired and incorporates the music of the Inuit, Canada’s arctic inhabitants. MATTHEW HINDSON is a freelance Australian composer. His music exhibits the influence of contemporary popular music within a ‘classical’ context. With his particular (and often critically divisive) interest in techno and death-metal genres, driving repeated rhythms and loud dynamic levels are typical elements of his work, as are directness and immediacy of impact. In Search of Ecstasy is widely performed and showcases his unique style of writing. VINCENT HO lives in Winnipeg, Canada where he is composer-in-residence with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. His music is rich and energetic—a unique integration of influences ranging from the visual arts, electroacoustic and natural soundscapes, traditional classical music forms, and the physical properties of the instruments and ensembles for which he writes. DOUGLAS LILBURN occupies a pre-eminent position in New Zealand music, with a legacy extending well beyond his compositional output. As a composer, teacher and mentor he presided in innumerable ways over the artistic growth of New Zealand from the 1940s onward. From the early works redolent of the influence of Sibelius and Vaughan Williams, to the electro-acoustic pieces of his later years, his works have been instrumental in establishing a genuinely vernacular voice in New Zealand classical music.

MIKE NOCK is a jazz pianist and composer based in Sydney, Australia. He is internationally recognised as a leading jazz pianist/composer through his extensive catalogue of recordings and original compositions. Firestarters 3 brings together an essential collection of his works for solo piano. ‘Nock’s ringing iconoclasm pervades all of his music, taps a deep well of melody that transcends jazz and informs and ignites his every encounter’ Down Beat, USA. STEPHAN PROCK has written music for a variety of electronic and acoustic media, and his works have been performed throughout Europe, New Zealand and the United States of America. One of his most recent works, Stradivariazioni reveals Prock’s eclectic range of influences and demonstrates an intricate and beautiful sound world for which he writes. LARRY PRUDEN belongs to the generation of composers subsequent to the great pioneer of New Zealand music, Douglas Lilburn. Pruden’s similarly significant contribution to the establishment of a genuine vernacular lives on in the works for which he is best known. His String Trio (1953-55) testifies to the influence of British composer Benjamin Frankel had on several New Zealand composers. Written by Pruden while he studied under Frankel, at the Guildhall School of Music, London in the early 1950s, this work lends itself to influences of Eastern Europe and Bela Bartók. JOHN PSATHAS is one of New Zealand’s most frequently performed composers. Early success came in 1991 with Matre’s Dance (1991), a maximum-energy duet for percussion and piano that has since made Psathas’ name internationally known through having been taken up and championed by Dame Evelyn Glennie. This work and Drum Dances (1993) are now standard repertoire for percussionists. One of his seminal works is View From Olympus (2001), a double concerto for percussion, piano and orchestra, which continues to thrill audiences worldwide. ANTHONY RITCHIE is a composer and teacher based at the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand. His early influences were predominantly from East European composers: Bartók, Shostakovich and Stravinsky. His Ph.D study on Bartók cultivated a strong appreciation for ethnic music, which can be heard in many of his works, ranging from Cook Island drumming in his first symphony through to gamelan influences in recent compositions.

Promethean Editions Limited • PO Box 10-143, Wellington, New Zealand • P +64 4 473 5033 • F +64 4 473 5066 • info@promethean-editions.com Publication and Promotion of New Music: Gareth Farr, Christos Hatzis, Vincent Ho, John Psathas Publishers of New Editions of Bartók, Lilburn, Pruden, Vaughan Williams

www.promethean-editions.com


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