
Album UK 1998 on Experimental Music Catalogue label
Classical (Contemporary)
"Fourths and Fifths" (1977) is dedicated to Jeffrey Steele.
"Bagatelle" (1983) is dedicated to Howard Skempton (for whom it was originally written as a solo accordion piece).
"Fourths and Fifths" (1982) is dedicated to John White.
"In Praise of Uist" (Moladh Uibhist), "Oran Fogarraich" (Song of Exile), "Tha Mo Dhuil" (I hope to return), "Fall O Ro" (Sailing Song) are arrangements of traditional melodies from the Western Isles of Scotland (original melodies in Margaret Fay Shaw: "Folksongs and Folklore of South Uist" (Oxford University Press, 1973), Nos. 1, 5, 9, 10).
"Kalamatianos" is an arrangement of a traditional Greek dance-melody.
"Skopelos 1-4" is a set of pieces freely based on melodies of Greek folksongs from the island of Skopelos (originals in Ellen Fyre: "The Marble Threshing Floor - A Collection of Greek Folksongs" (American Folklore Society, 1973), Nos. 58, 59, 62, 64).
"Tryptych", "Fourth Bagatelle", "Four Oblique Pieces" were written for and are dedicated to John Tilbury.
"Jive" was written for Ian Price and is dedicated to Michael Finnissy.
"Jive 2" is dedicated to Sophie Hampshire.
Recorded at Gateway Studio, Kingston Hill Centre, Surrey KT2 7LB 8 November 1997 and 28 August 1998.
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