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ISCM Music Days 1997, Seoul, Korea

ELISION Ensemble
Simon HEWETT, conductor
Deborah KAYSER, soprano
Namyangju Duomul Workshop
7:30pm Thursday, October 2, 1997 (Chamber 9)

ELISION is pleased to be able to represent Australia at the International Society of Contemporary Music (ISCM) World Music Days 1997, to be held in Seoul, Korea during September and October. ELISION Ensemble, conducted by young Australian conductor Simon HEWETT, will present one concert only at the Namyangju Duomul Workshop. Our programme comprises two ensemble works featuring voice (Liza LIM's Voodoo Child and Brian FERNEYHOUGH's recent On Stellar Magnitudes) coupled with three solo and small ensemble pieces, including works by young Australian composer David YOUNG and Korean composer YI Manbang.

Programme

Liza LIM Voodoo Child (1989): Deborah KAYSER, soprano solo
flute/piccolo, clarinet, violin, violoncello, trombone, piano, percussion
Brian FERNEYHOUGH Time and Motion Study No. 1 (1971-77): Carl ROSMAN, bass clarinet solo
David YOUNG Algor (1996): violin, clarinet, marimba
YI Manbang Young-gah I (1994): violin and percussion
Brian FERNEYHOUGH On Stellar Magnitudes (1994): Deborah KAYSER, soprano solo
flute/piccolo, clarinet/bass, piano, violin, violoncello

Performers

Deborah KAYSER soprano, Paula RAE flute, Carl ROSMAN clarinet, Benjamin MARKS trombone, Susan PIEROTTI violin, Rosanne HUNT violoncello, Mark KNOOP piano, Peter NEVILLE percussion

Simon HEWETT conductor, Liza LIM composer, Daryl BUCKLEY artistic director

The ISCM World Music Days

ISCM World Music Days is an international festival whose charter is to present the most recent developments in the work of contemporary composers from all over the world. Each year the festival is held in a different city. In September/October 1997 the festival will be held in Seoul. During the festival's eight days and nights of concerts and events the latest symphonic works, chamber music, music theatre, sound installations, electro-acoustic and interactive computer music will be presented at various locations throughout the Seoul metropolitan area. The Program includes works by composers from 40 countries on five continents. The music will be performed by leading Korean ensembles, soloists and conductors as well as international guest performers. During the festival, seminars focusing on human voice in contemporary music will be featured.

Australian Music Centre Australia Council ELISION's attendance at the ISCM has been made possible by a special project grant from the Music Fund of the Australia Council, the Commonwealth of Australia's arts funding and advisory body. ELISION also acknowledges the advice and assistance of the Australian Music Centre.

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