Introducing AUSTRALIAN ONLINE & other University Library accessible resources for Australian compositions

Paul Stanhope, and by several notable staff and student alumni of the Conservatorium and the University Music Department.

Nigel Butterley - Senior Laureate Leading this contemporary cohort is our Senior Composer Laureate, Nigel Butterley, who has allowed us to include scores of 28 works, a massive conspectus of his long and distinguished career, including some dozen now out-of-print works originally published by J. Albert & Son in the 1960s and 1970s.

Historical Australian Composers Archive In addition, our inaugural Historical Australian Composers Archive centres on out-of-copyright printed Australian Composers Online is a new TIES editions and manuscripts by two -born Grant funded teaching resource initiative of the composers of the early 20th century, and University Library, making available to all students and . Made available with the kind staff through the Library Online Catalogue permission of his executors, is a selection of 15 works http://opac.library.usyd.edu.au/ a database of more from the Conservatorium Library’s archive of than 200 e-scores of musical works by leading manuscript scores by Raymond Hanson who taught Australian composers, contemporary and historical, in composition at The Con in the middle of last century downloadable PDF format. This resource will encourage (Nigel Butterley among his students). We also included the study and performance of Australian music within one composition by Hanson’s teacher at The Con, Alex the University, and complement 4 online services Burnard, composed for the ’s already accessible through the Library Catalogue, carillon and first published by the University in the early Australian Music Presented, Classical Scores 1930s. From the same University imprint comes Library, Naxos Music Library and Music , another carillon composition, specially written for the plus those to be found externally via the new Sydney instrument by the English composer and Australian Music Centre website. conductor Hamilton Harty, then on tour for the ABC. Also from a recent publication of the University’s 20 Contemporary Australian Composers “Archive of Australian Judaica” comes a selection of For Australian Composers Online, we works by Boaz Bischofswerder, a synagogue asked 20 Contemporary Australian Composers not cantor, who with his composer son Felix Werder was currently represented exclusively by commercial music transported to Australia and interned at Tatura during publishers, to license us to publish electronically, the Second World War. internally within the University for a period of 2 years (2009-2010), a selection of their scores, in a variety of Why are some composers not represented? “modern classical” genres, orchestral, vocal, chamber Copyright restrictions prevented the inclusion and instrumental. Included are works by University staff among Australian Composers Online of composers, Michael Smetanin (Chair of Composition), several composers who are currently under exclusive Trevor Pearce, , Damien Ricketson, and license to commercial music publishers. For that reason Page | 1 the resource does do not include some current and former University staff members, notably , Matthew Hindson and , as well as such major figures as and . But works by all of these and many others do appear in the 4 Complementary Online Resources listed below, as do works by many deceased Australian composers also still in copyright, including several with close University and Conservatorium connections: David Ahern, Edgar Bainton, John Antill, Tristram Cary, Clive Douglas, , Fritz Hart, Peggy Glanville-Hicks, Frank From Michael Smetanin’s Shatter Hutchens, Eugene Goossens, Marjorie Hesse, , Mirrie Hill, , , Miriam COMPOSERS SCORES INDEX Hyde, Horace Keats, George Marshall-Hall, James Penberthy, , and Margaret Sutherland. Australian Composers Online Historical Archive AGNEW Roy (1891-1944) Australian Composers Online HANSON Raymond (1913-1976) is therefore complemented by 4 other key online music KELLY Frederick Septimus (1881-1916) archives already accessible through the Library BISCHOFS-WERDER Boaz (d.1949) electronic catalogue http://opac.library.usyd.edu.au/ . BURNARD Alex (1900-1971) In the catalogue menu, simply select databases CAIROS-REGO George de (c.1858-1946) and electronic resources, under databases Senior Composer Laureate by subject select Music, and you will find the BUTTERLEY Nigel databases below listed in alphabetical order. Contemporary Composers ABC Radio Classic FM’s ATHERTON Michael Australian Music Presented (AMP) BROPHY Gerard (scores & sound recordings) is a growing online CONYNGHAM Barry collection of Australian classical and experimental music FINSTERER Mary drawn from the ABC's vast archive of music recordings. FORD Andrew HENDERSON Moya Scores with a matching recording are marked ABC ISAACS Mark KERRY Gordon Alexander Street’s PEARCE Trevor Classical Scores Library (CSL) PETERSON John (scores) includes major and many lesser known PLUSH Vincent composers and works, with a growing selection of RICKETSON Damien contemporary Australian composers included. SCHULTZ Andrew Content includes in-copyright material from Boosey & SITSKY Larry SMALLEY Roger Hawkes, Faber Music, and Universal Edition. SMETANIN Michael STANHOPE Paul National Library of Australia’s VINES Nicholas Music Australia WESLEY-SMITH Martin (including scores & sound recordings) WESTLAKE Nigel is the largest online repository of Australian out-of- copyright heritage music scores and sound recordings, Classical Scores Library (CSL) as well as a bibliographic guide to the music holdings of BENJAMIN Arthur (Boosey & Hawkes) most major Australian libraries and cultural institutions. BOYD Anne (Faber Music) DEAN Brett (Boosey & Hawkes) FRIEDMAN Ignaz (University Music Editions) Naxos Music Library HINDSON Matthew (Faber Music) (sound recordings) now includes much of the back MACKERRAS Charles (Boosey & Hawkes) catalogue of the ABC CLASSICS CD label, the single MEALE Richard (Boosey & Hawkes) largest source of recordings of music by SCULTHORPE Peter (Faber Music) Australian composers. Scores with a matching recording VINE Carl (Faber Music) are marked Naxos WILLIAMSON Malcolm (Boosey & Hawkes)

Page | 2 Three Lyrics (1927) for piano (Augener, c1927) Australian Composers Online Three Preludes (1927) for piano (Augener, c1927) HISTORICAL ARCHIVE Toccata Tragica (1921) for piano (Allan & Co, c1922) Trains for piano (Paxton & Co, c1935) Two Pieces for piano (OUP, c1927) Two Songs (Dusk; Infant Joy) for voice and piano (Elkin & Co, c1926) Youthful Fancies for piano (Paling & Co, c1936)

More Agnew online Another large selection of Agnew scores can be accessed online at the Music Australia website, either through the Library Catalogue, or direct: http://www.musicaustralia.org/

Roy Agnew’s The Breaking of the Drought, for contralto and orchestra, was part of the program at Roy AGNEW (1891-1944) an all-Australian concert presented in 1938 by the Sydney Conservatorium Orchestra, under its director, A pupil of Alfred Hill at the Conservatorium, Roy Agnew Edgar Bainton. You can listen to a 1993 ABC recording came to public notice after Benno Moiseiwitsch of the work (Elizabeth Campbell, mezzo-soprano; performed two of his piano pieces, Deirdre's Lament Adelaide Symphony Orchestra; Roland Peelman, and Dance of the Wild Men at the Sydney Town Hall in conductor) online at ABC Classic FM’s Australian Music 1920. In in the mid 1920s and again in the early Presented, either through the Library Catalogue, or 1930s, Agnew studied with . In 1938, Agnew direct: http://www.abc.net.au/classic/australianmusic/stories/s2346651.htm presented a weekly ABC radio’s “Modern and Contemporary Composers” session, featuring Webern, Roy Agnew recorded a comprehensive selection Berg, Busoni, Szymanowski, Debussy and Stravinsky. of his own piano music for the ABC in 1943, including Agnew was appointed to the staff of Sydney many of the works in the Australian Composers Conservatorium at the beginning of 1944, but died in Online archive. These recordings have now been November of that year. streamed from the National Film and Sound Archive Collection and may also be listened to online through Scores in Australian Composers Online the National Library of Australia’s Music Australia site; A May Day for piano (OUP, c1927) Sonata Ballade Album Leaf for piano (Augener, c1949) as a sample, listen to Agnew’s at http://malcolm.screensound.gov.au/olcmedia/audio/00039612.mp3 Australian Forest Pieces for piano (Nicholson & Co, c1913) Deirdre’s Lament for piano (Allan & Co, c1922) Drifting Mists for piano (Augener, c1931) Fantasie Sonata (Sonata No 1) for piano (Augener, c1927) Green Valley (Two Duets No 1) for piano duet (Augener, c1932) Holiday Suite: Five Modern Piano Solos (Paling & Co, c1937) Invocation & Tears [2 songs] for voice and piano (composer’s autograph MS) June Twilight for voice and piano (Arthur P. Schmidt, c1927) Poem No 2 for piano (Allan & Co, c1922) Prelude No 2 for piano (OUP, c1925) Prelude No 3 (The Wind) for piano (OUP, c1925) Prelude No 4 for piano (OUP, c1927) Frederick Septimus KELLY (1881-1916) Rabbit Hill for piano (OUP, c1928) Rural Sketches (1927) for piano (Augener, c1927) Kelly was born in Sydney and began his education at Sonata Ballade (Sonata No 3) (1938) for piano (Musical Association of NSW, c1939) Sydney Grammar School before being sent to Sonata Ballade (Sonata No 3) (1935) for piano to Eton in 1893 at the age of twelve. He later studied at (composer’s autograph MS) Oxford under . He was a member of the Sonata Poeme (Sonata No 2) (1935) for piano British that won a gold medal at the 1908 (Allan & Co, c1936) The Flowers of Sleep for voice and piano (Winthrop London Olympic Games. In January 1911 he embarked Rogers, c1935) on the Orontes on his one and only return visit to Page | 3 Sydney, where he presented three solo recitals and two chamber concerts. One of the works performed was his Serenade for flute, horn, harp and strings, which he composed on the ship on the way to Australia. It was written for Melba’s close friend and flautist, John Lemmoné, who was returning to Sydney on the same ship, and who gave the first performance on 21 July 1911. Kelly’s original manuscript piano score of the work is in the Conservatorium Library’s Rare Music Collection, and has been digitised along with most of his published output. Kelly enlisted in the British forces in the First World War and was killed in action in France Raymond HANSON (1913-1976) on the Somme in November 1916. One of his last works, also in Australian Composers Online, was his Hanson studied at the Conservatorium with Alex 1915 Elegy for Strings written as a memorial for his Burnard between 1945 and 1947, as recipient of a friend the poet . Fellowship in Composition. He joined the staff in 1948, and taught here until 1974. His students included Scores in Australian Composers Online composers Nigel Butterley, , , and . His complete Allegro de Concert, Op. 3 (1907-1911) for piano manuscript archive of compositions is held in the (Schott, c1913) Conservatorium Library’s Rare Music collection, and this Cycle of Lyrics, Op. 4 No 1: Lament (1907) for piano (Schott, c1910) digitised selection of 15 of his most important works Cycle of Lyrics, Op. 4 No 2: Sea-Piece (1907) for has been made available through the kind permission of piano (Schott, c1910) the Hanson family and his executors. Cycle of Lyrics, Op. 4 No 3: Idyll (1907) for piano (Schott, c1910) Cycle of Lyrics, Op. 4 No 5: Choler (1908) for piano HANSON in Australian Composers Online (Schott, c1910) Elegy (In memoriam Rupert Brooke) (1915) for Dhoogor (Dream Time): Australian Aboriginal strings and harp (manuscript score) ballet, Op. 18 (1945) for orchestra, excerpt: Scenes Elegy (In memoriam Rupert Brooke) (1915) for 1-3 (composer’s autograph manuscript) strings and harp (Ashdown, c1923) Divertimento (1971) for wind quintet (composer’s Elegy (In memoriam Rupert Brooke) (1915) for autograph manuscript) strings and harp (manuscript parts) Fern Hill (1969) for soprano and orchestra AMP Serenade, Op. 7 (1911) for flute, horn, strings and (composer’s autograph manuscript) harp (piano reduction; Schott, c1914) Serenade, Op. 7 (1911) for flute, horn, strings and Overture for a Royal Occasion, Op. 25 (1948) for harp (flute part; Schott, c1914) orchestra (composer’s autograph manuscript) Serenade, Op. 7 (1911) for flute, horn, strings and Portrait of Australia: Music for Film, Op. 46 harp (instrumental parts, Schott c1914) (1960) for orchestra, excerpt: Title Theme (composer’s Serenade, Op. 7 (1911) for flute, horn, strings and autograph manuscript) harp (piano reduction; composer’s autograph Sonata for Flute and Piano, Op. 10 (1941) manuscript) (composer’s autograph manuscript) Six Songs, Op. 6 (1910-1913) for voice and piano Sonata for Organ, Op. 29 (1952) Naxos (Schott, c1913) (composer’s autograph manuscript) Theme, Variations and Fugue, Op. 5 (1907-1911) Sonata for Violin and Piano, Op. 5 (1939) for 2 pianos (Schott, c1913) (composer’s autograph manuscript) Two Organ Preludes (1915) (Ashdown, c1925) Sonatina for Piano, Op. 26 (1949) (composer’s Two Songs, Op. 1 No 1: Shall I Compare Thee for autograph manuscript) voice and piano (Schott, c1912) Sonatina for Viola and Piano, Op. 34 (1956) Two Songs, Op. 1 No 2: Aghadoe (1903) for voice (composer’s autograph manuscript) and piano (Schott, c1912) Symphony, Op. 28 (1952) for orchestra ((composer’s Waltz-Pageant, Op. 2a (1905-1912) for piano duet autograph manuscript) (Schott, c1913) Trombone Concerto, Op. 31 (1955) (piano reduction, composer’s autograph manuscript) Trombone Concerto, Op. 31 (1955) (trombone part, composer’s autograph manuscript) Trumpet Concerto, Op. 27 (1952) (piano reduction & trumpet part, composer’s autograph manuscript) Violin Concerto, Op. 21 (1946) (piano reduction, composer’s autograph manuscript)

Page | 4 composers, Nigel Butterley. Thanks to the composer’s TH MORE EARLY 20 -CENTURY COMPOSERS generosity, the Library is able to make available in in Australian Composers Online digital format 28 of his works, from his pioneering Laudes, premiered by the University of Sydney Pro CAIROS-REGO George de Musica at the 1964 Adelaide Festival, to his 2000 La Cascade for piano (Nicholson & Co, c1912) oratorio Spell of Creation.

HARTY Hamilton Arioso (1960) for piano (Albert, c1965) Little Fantasy and Fugue (1937) for carillon Comment on a Popular Song (1960) for piano (University of Sydney, c1937) (Albert, c1965) Explorations (1970) for piano and orchestra (Albert, BISCHOFSWERDER Boaz c1970) Mi Addir; Sheva B’rochoth (1944) for chorus Figments (2003) for brass octet (Archive of Australian Judaica, University of Sydney, Fire in the Heavens (1973) for orchestra (Albert, c1996) c1973) Phantasia Judaica (1940) for violin and piano Forest I (1990) for viola and piano (Archive of Australian Judaica, University of Sydney, Forest II (1993) for trumpet and piano c1996) From Sorrowing Earth (1991) for orchestra Goldengrove (1982; rev. 1993) for string orchestra Grevillea (1962, rev. 1985) for piano BURNARD Alex In Passing (1982) for small orchestra Four Experiments (1937) for carillon (University of Laudes (1963) for octet (Albert) Sydney, c1937) Letter from Hardy’s Bay (1971) for piano (Albert, c1972) Meditations of Thomas Traherne (1968) for orchestra (composer’s autograph manuscript) Never This Sun This Watcher (2004) for orchestra The Owl (1983) for soprano and ensemble Pentad (1968) for wind instruments Piano Games (1973) (Albert, c1973) Refractions (1969) for orchestra Spell of Creation (2000) for soloists, chorus and orchestra String Quartet No 1 (1965) (Albert, c1969) String Quartet No 2 (1974) (Albert) String Quartet No 3 (1980) String Quartet No 4 (1995) There came a Wind like a Bugle (1987) for chorus Trio (1979) for clarinet, cello and piano Violin Concerto (Albert) From Nigel Butterley’s Laudes The Woven Light (1994) for soprano and orchestra

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Nigel BUTTERLEY Michael ATHERTON Exhortation (1996) for voices and percussion In Tempo for melody, harmony, bass and metronome The largest group of works by a single composer in The Mahogany Ship (1993) for children’s choir, Australian Composers Online comes from the strings and percussion pen of one of Australia’s and Sydney’s foremost Theme and Playoffs (1989) for chamber orchestra Page | 5 Gerard BROPHY The Armed Man (2004) for percussion Abraco (2000) for piano Domestic Advice (2007) for voice and piano Maracatu (2003) for orchestra Headlong (2006) for orchestra The Book of Clouds (2000) for shakuhachi, Icarus Drowning (1998) for chamber ensemble percussion and orchestra Oma Kodu (2006) for clarinet and string quartet We bOp (1995) for alto saxophone and vibraphone Thin Air (2007) for piano Naxos Yo yai pakebi, man mai yapobi (1999) for The Unquiet Grave (1998) for viola and chamber percussion and orchestra orchestra

Barry CONYNGHAM Moya HENDERSON Cal Tuent (2008) for orchestra Cross Hatching: Rarrk (1984) for piano Dry Spell (2008) The Dreaming IV (1985; 2008) for string orchestra Flute (2001) for flute G’Day Africa, I: Kwel’intaba (1990) for clarinet, Passing (1998) for orchestra viola, cello and piano To the Edge (2006) for chamber orchestra G'Day Africa, II: mbira ground (1995) for clarinet, Veils 2 (2004) for piano viola, cello and piano G’Day Africa, III: Zulu How’z’at (1995) for clarinet, viola, cello and piano G’Day USA, 1: Not instantaneous or merciful (2003) for clarinet Pellucid Days: II: We Walked On (1989; rev. 2008) for soprano, mezzo soprano, horn and string orchestra Yapu Vudlandta: Waking up the Flies (1990): version for flute, clarinet and piano

Mary FINSTERER Achos (1999) for ensemble Catch (1992) for saxophone, clarinet and piano Ether (1998) for flute Kurz (2000) for clarinet, piano, viola and cello Omaggio alla Pietà (1993) Ruisselant (1991) for ensemble Sequi (2001) for string quartet Mark ISAACS Spherica I (2008) for 2 violins Ave Maria (2003) for cello and piano Tract (1993) for cello Elegy (1987) for cello and piano Memoirs (1986) for piano and 3 percussion Preludes Book 2 (2005) for piano

Page | 6 Vincent PLUSH Australian Folksongs (1977-78) for baritone and Gordon KERRY ensemble Bright Meniscus (1997) for orchestra Naxos Bakery Hill Rising (1980) for horn Cello Concerto (1996) Naxos Florilegium III (1997): chamber concerto for clarinet Figured in the Drift of Stars (2003) for piano solo and ensemble Naxos The Ludlow Lullabies (1989) for violin and piano Harvesting the Solstice Thunders (1993) for On Shooting Stars: homage to Victor Jara (1981) for ensemble orchestra Naxos Pacifica (1986; rev. 1987) for orchestra Heart’s Clarion (1998) for trumpet and orchestra Naxos Nocturne (1994) for chamber orchestra Naxos Variations for String Quartet (2006)

Damien RICKETSON Imagining le verrier (2001) for cello Trevor PEARCE A Line Has Two (2004) for soprano, ensemble, electronics Chamber Symphony No 1 for chamber orchestra Porfyrius’s shuffle (2006): a circle for piano Deserts I (1982) for 4 percussion players Ptolemy’s Onion (1998) for bass flute and string Deserts II (1984) for alto flute, trombone, cello, quartet piano and percussion AMP Canciones (1990) for soprano, flute, clarinet, violin, So We Begin Afresh (2007) for string quartet cello and piano Trace Elements (2003) for any two wind and any two For the moon waning for flute and piano string instruments Echoes ... refrains for solo clarinet

Andrew SCHULTZ John PETERSON Endling (2007) for orchestra Encomium (2000) for clarinet and cello Lines Drawn from Silence (2007) Diabolic Dance (1997) for violin and cello for soprano and ensemble Liquid Steel (2001) for violin, viola, cello and double Respiro/Simple Ground (1993) for flute and piano bass Sonatina for Solo Violin (2007) Walking on Glass (1992) for piano Suspended Preludes (1993) for double bass and Wired Life (1999; 2008) for 2 violins piano Tonic Continent (2000) for piano, violin and cello Twelve Variations for Piano Duet (1997)

Page | 7 Paul STANHOPE Fantasia No 3 (in memory of ) Fantasia on a Theme by Vaughan Williams (2003) for trumpet and strings for orchestra Sonata for Unaccompanied Violin (1959) Machinations (2006) for orchestra Sonatina for Oboe and Piano (1962) Morning Star III (1993/98): for mixed septet String Quartet No 5: Songs and Dances from The String Quaret No 2: Dancing with Strangers Golem (2007) (2004) Symphony No 2 (2007) for piano Trio (dolcissimo uscignolo) (2007) and orchestra for piano, violin and cello Symphony No 3 in one movement (on the notes E, G & C) (2008) for orchestra

Nicholas VINES Roger SMALLEY The Butcher of Brisbane (2005): Diptych–Homage to Brian Blanchflower (1991) Carnival for solo saxophone and ensemble for orchestra Dolmen for New Albion (2004) for 10 players Morceau de Concours (2007) for piano Naxos My Little Schmetterling (2008) for soprano and flute Piano Concerto No 1 (1985) The Mysterious Demise of One Brody-Marie: A Quintet (2003) for piano and string quartet Bellow-Drama (2000-2001) for mezzo soprano, Strung Out (1988) for string orchestra baritone, clarinet, percussion and piano Trio (1990-91) for piano, violin and cello A Queen’s Paranoia (2007) for solo cello Variations on a Theme of Chopin (1999) for piano Three Scenes from Suburbia (2006; 2008) for orchestra

Martin WESLEY-SMITH Balibo (1992) for flute and tape Michael SMETANIN db (1991) for flute, clarinet, piano and cello For Marimba and Tape (1983) Black Snow (1987) for orchestra Snark-hunting (1984) for flute, keyboards, Ladder of Escape (1984) for 9 clarinets Micrographia (2006) for 2 marimbas and orchestra percussion, cello and tape White Knight and Beaver (1984) Mysterium Cosmographicum (2008): Naxos Concerto for piano and orchestra for instruments and tape The Shape of Things to Pass (1999) for small orchestra Shatter (2008) for ensemble Spray (1990) for piano, bass clarinet and flute

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Nigel WESTLAKE Omphalo Centric Lecture (1986) Naxos for percussion quartet Carlo: Music for strings, Rare Sugar (2007): sampler and tape (1997) concertino for clarinet, piano and strings (study score) Six Fish (2003) for guitar quartet Naxos String Quartet No 2 (2005) Threnody from Antarctica (1992) for cello and string orchestra Trio (2003) for piano, violin and cello

STUDY SCORES accessible Ignaz FRIEDMAN (arr.) through the Library Catalogue from (University Music Editions) Classical Scores Online (CSL)

Arthur BENJAMIN (Boosey & Hawkes) LANNER Die Schönbrunner, Op.200 arr. for piano (study score)

String Quartet No 2 (1959) (study score)

Matthew HINDSON (Faber Music)

Anne BOYD (Faber Music to 1993; Univ of York MP after 1993 to present) Rave-Elation (Schindowski Mix) (2003) for orchestra (study score) Professor of Music University of Sydney

Cloudy Mountain (1981) (study score) Bali Moods No 1 (1987) (study score) Red Sun, Chill Wind (1980) (study score) As I Crossed a Bridge of Dreams (1975) (study score) Naxos My Name is Tian (1979)(study score)

Page | 9 RPM (1998) for orchestra Homage to Garcia Lorca (study score) (1964) for strings (study score)

Images (Nagauta) (1966) for orchestra (study score)

Whitewater (2000) for strings (study score) Peter SCULTHORPE (Faber Music)

Emeritus Professor University of Sydney Charles MACKERRAS (arr.) (Boosey & Hawkes) Cello Dreaming (1998) for cello and strings The Overlanders: (study score) Naxos suite for orchestra arr. Mackerras (study score)

Earth Cry (1986) for orchestra (study score) Naxos Richard MEALE (Boosey & Hawkes)

Irkanda IV (1961) for solo violin, strings and Las Alboradas (1963) percussion for chamber quartet (study score) Naxos (study score)

Kakadu (1988) for orchestra (study score) Naxos

Page | 10 Mangrove (1979) Pipe Dreams (2003) for orchestra for chamber orchestra (study score) Naxos (study score)

Memento Mori (1993) for orchestra (study score)Naxos Smith’s Alchemy (2001) for chamber orchestra (study score)Naxos

Port Essington (1977) for strings (study score) Naxos

Malcolm WILLIAMSON (Boosey & Hawkes)

Requiem (2004) for chorus and orchestra (vocal score; piano reduction) Naxos Piano Concerto No 2 (1960) (study score)

String Quartet No 8 (1969) (study score)

Santiago de Espada (1956) for orchestra (study score) Naxos

Carl VINE (Faber Music) Sinfonia Concertante (1962) for piano, trumpet and string quintet (study score)

Page | 11 STREAMED SOUND RECORDINGS accessible through the Library Online Catalogue from Australian Music Presented (AMP) or online direct from http://www.abc.net.au/classic/australianmusic/presented/

AGNEW Roy (1891-1944) The Breaking of the Drought (1928) AHERN David /TELETOPA Teletopa Tokyo No 2 (1972) AHERN David (1947-1988) After Mallarme (1966) AHERN David (1947-1988) Hi/Lo (1975) AHERN David (1947-1988) Journal (1969) AHERN David (1947-1988) Ned Kelly Music (1967) ANDERSON James Gordon Biocentennerary Afterimage 01 (2005) BENJAMIN Arthur (1893-1960) Caribbean Dance (1949) BOYD Anne Revelations of Divine Love (1993) BRIGHT Colin The Wild Boys (1996) BRUMBY Colin Viola Concerto (1990) CARY Tristram (1925-2008) Scenes From a Life (2000) DELLA-BOSCA Roxanne Erosion: Sculptress of Grace (1998) DENLEY Jim Budawangs (2006) DOUGLAS Clive (1903-1977) Carwoola: An Australian Bush Scene (1939) FORD Andrew Dance Maze (1996) GARTON Andrew Drift Theory 02 (2004) GOOSSENS Eugene (1893-1962) Variations on a Cadet Rousselle (1924) GROSS Eric Three Dusekianas (1975) GYGER Elliott Deep and Dissolving … (1994) HANSON Raymond (1913-1976) Fern Hill (1969) + score in AUSTRALIAN COMPOSERS ONLINE HART Fritz (1874-1949) The Bush: Symphonic Suite (1923) HILL Alfred (1869-1960) The Moon’s Golden Horn (1927) HINDSON Matthew In Memoriam: Concerto... (2000) HOLLAND Dulcie This White Shell Standing (1973) HOLLEY Alan The Winged Viola (2004) HUGHES Robert Essay for Orchestra (1953) HUMBLE Keith A Symphony of Sorrows (1993) HYDE Miriam Kelso Overture (1959) KARSKI Dominik Floating of the River of Time (1998) KERRY Gordon Sinfonietta: like meteors (1992) LE GALLIENNE Dorian Sinfonietta (1956) LEHMANN Wilfred Adagio (1992) LIM Liza Mother Tongue (2005) LOVELOCK William Viola Concerto (1960) MATHER Martin Marches from the Timeless Land (1984) PENBERTHY James Cantata on Hiroshima Panels (1959) PENBERTHY James Kooree and the Mists (1960) PENBERTHY James Piano Concerto No 4 (1982) POLLARD Mark With Seven Nailed Sorrows (1988/1992) PYE David Karakamina (2003) RANKINE Peter Time and the Bell (1990) RICKETSON Damien Ptolemy’s Onion + score in AUSTRALIAN COMPOSERS ONLINE ROFE Esther Terra Australis: Ballet (1946) SCHULTZ Andrew The Devil’s Music (1992) SHANAHAN Ian Zodiac: Crystal Orbit (1996) SHLOMOWITZ Matthew Serious and Sincere... (1999) SMETANIN Michael Kuzanagi (1999) SPLINTER ORCHESTRA Splinter Orchestra @ 'Set' STANHOPE Paul Throbbing (1997, revised 2005) YEE Adam Zephania (1995) Page | 12 Navigating AUSTRALIAN COMPOSERS ONLINE

Access this resources directly through the Library Online Catalogue http://opac.library.usyd.edu.au/ and search for individual titles and composers (authors) in the usual way or browse the full contents by selecting, in the catalogue menu, databases and electronic resources, then under databases by subject select Music, and then select AUSTRALIAN COMPOSERS ONLINE

And don’t forget … In addition to the University Library Catalogue accessible online databases discussed above, don’t forget the key Australian Composer online resources provided by the Australian Music Centre, whose newly redesigned interface, with thousands of score and sound samples can now be accessed at http://www.australianmusiccentre.com.au/

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