LIME
LIME is a group of 4 composer-performers who met while studying composition and improvisation at La Trobe University in 1978.
In 1992, LIME recorded Revolutions for amplified music boxes in memory of John Cage for the ABC. Other recordings are on the Move, Rash and L'Agence des Refuses labels.
LIME is featured on the following titles
Clay Music
Four Melbourne composer-performers as LIME open the 1985 national ceramic conference on Judy Lorraine’s pottery and their own handmade percussion—glass Flagong, marimbas, Farmarimba and plumbaphone.
LIME also appears on
Glass & Clay
Ros Bandt, the internationally acclaimed sound artist, composer, performer and sound sculptor, shapes subtle, shimmering sonorities from glass and clay. The programme includes Soft and Fragile, first issued on LP in 1983.
Members of LIME
Ros Bandt
Ros Bandt is an Australian composer, performer and sound artist whose work joins ancient instruments, environmental sound and live electronics in spatial music, installation and sound sculpture.
Julie Doyle
Julie Doyle is an Australian composer-performer with the improvising ensemble LIME, known for original music on handmade and pottery instruments.
Carolyn Robb
Carolyn Robb is an Australian composer-performer. She is a member of LIME, the improvising ensemble of composer-performers formed while studying composition and improvisation at La Trobe University.
Gavan McCarthy
Gavan McCarthy is an Australian composer-performer and a member of the improvising ensemble LIME, which he helped form after composition and improvisation studies at La Trobe University.