Justin Ashworth
Justin Ashworth is an electric bass player in Melbourne contemporary music, heard on electroacoustic and chamber recordings that mix acoustic forces with beats and studio sound.
He supplies the electric bass on re-sound’s long-worked electroacoustic reading of Terry Riley’s In C, joining chamber players with electronica, pre-recorded sequences and dance-inflected rhythm (In C (MD 3262)). The same role appears on Thomas Reiner’s chamber retrospective Hard Chamber (MD 3280), alongside soloists and ensemble re-sound.
Justin Ashworth appears on
Hard Chamber
A retrospective of chamber works by Melbourne contemporary composer Thomas Reiner, written for varied small forces. Soloists from Monash University and ensemble re-sound present music that asks for close, unconditioned listening.
In C
Melbourne ensemble re-sound gives Terry Riley's minimalist landmark In C its first electroacoustic reading, folding chamber forces into beats, sequences and electric bass and guitar.
Justin Ashworth is a member of
Trio Altrove 1.3
Trio Altrove 1.3 developed from the coming together of three musicians – Luciano Tristaino, Flute; Marcello Bonacchelli, Clarinet; Gisbert Watty, Guitar – with a special interest in classical and contemporary chamber music.