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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.

  • CatalogueMD 3065
  • Released1985
  • Playing time38 minutes 50 seconds

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4 works · 38:50

  1. 1 Changes Ringing Gavan McCarthy 9:02
  2. 2 Oh Boulez Gavan McCarthy 11:06
  3. 3 Clay Castles Gavan McCarthy 8:11
  4. 4 For Judy and the Burglar Gavan McCarthy 10:31

Prepared for the national ceramic conference and exhibition at the Performing Arts Centre, Melbourne, the four pieces are group-composed in real time. Changes Ringing is a rhythmic phase work; Oh Boulez spoofs mid-century pointillism; Clay Castles improvises clay modules over a sung drone; For Judy and the Burglar sets drums and gongs moving around the ensemble.

Every performance differs. Sounds themselves are the working tools, and the music stays people-centred, experimental and tied to the occasion.

Artists

Photograph of LIME

LIME

ensemble

LIME is a group of 4 composer-performers who met while studying composition and improvisation at La Trobe University in 1978.

Photograph of Ros Bandt

Ros Bandt

composer

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.

Photograph of Julie Doyle

Julie Doyle

composer

Julie Doyle is an Australian composer-performer with the improvising ensemble LIME, known for original music on handmade and pottery instruments.

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Gavan McCarthy

composer

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.

Photograph of Carolyn Robb

Carolyn Robb

composer

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.

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Performers

Technical credits

  • Recording Engineer Martin Wright
  • Credit Judy Lorraine
    Peter Green

Details

List price
$20.00 AUD
Total playing time
38 minutes 50 seconds
Release date
Categories
Australian, Cross-cultural
Musical work copyright
© 1985 Move Records
Sound recording copyright
℗ 1985 Move Records
Catalogue
MD 3065
EAN
9314574306521

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