(2020)
Solo trumpet, flute, oboe, 3 clarinets, 2 horns, tubular bell, piano and strings
Duration – 10′ circa
Score and parts available on request.
Download a sample of the score here: Ein Licht – Full Score Sample
(2020)
Solo trumpet, flute, oboe, 3 clarinets, 2 horns, tubular bell, piano and strings
Duration – 10′ circa
Score and parts available on request.
Download a sample of the score here: Ein Licht – Full Score Sample
Instrumentation – two flutes and string orchestra
Date of composition – 2014
Duration – 7 minutes, 40 seconds
Score and parts available
For two clarinets and small string orchestra, Altopiano is a quiet meditative piece.
Instrumentation – 2 clarinets in Bb, violins (6), violas (2), violoncellos (2) and double bass (1)
Duration – circa 5 minutes
Composition July – August 2020
Score and parts available on request
First performance: Centre for Musical Arts, Dubai, 13th April 2017
For piano and string quartet, Lorelei Quartet (Natalia Vaskinova, Jennie Lee-Foster, Francesca Knowles, Angharad Maxwell) and Sophie Griggs (pianoforte).
Recorded at the Centre For Musical Arts, Dubai, UAE (April 13, 2017)
Lorelei String Quartet:
Natalia Vaskinova & Jennie Lee Foster (violins), Francesca Lett (viola), Angharad Maxwell (violoncello)
Recorded at Centre for Musical Arts, Dubai, UAE 13th April 2017
Dubai Viola Octet: Francesca Lett, Stephanie Duarte, Imogen Lillywhite, Calum Mciver, Hannah Mason, Jennie Lee-Foster, Crosby Barrett, Natalie Oughourlian
Live recording at Centre for Musical Arts, Dubai, UAE on 13th April 2017
Performed by Crosby Barrett (violin) & Magdalena Wajdzik (pianoforte)
Performed by Stephanie Duarte (solo viola) and The Dubai Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Jonathan Barrett
Centre for Musical Arts, Dubai, UAE, 13th April, 2017
13th April, 2017
Niko Managazze plays the first performance of Two Pages, Two Minutes as an encore item for the Composer Showcase Concert on the 13th April, 2017 at the Centre for Musical Arts, Dubai, UAE
Magdalena Wajdzik’s Contemporary Music Recital at the Centre for Musical Arts on 26th May, 2016 included a performance of Moving On (1989).