Rob Keeley - Songs, Chimes & Dances
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Label: NMC Recordings
Cat No: NMCD179
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 23rd April 2012
Contents
Works
Bells of HalkisLittle Trio
Music for Art and Tom
Oregon Moods
Songs, Chimes & Dances
Trio for horn, violin and piano
Two ways of looking at a spider
Artists
Tim Holmes (saxophone)Andrew Sparling (clarinet)
Robin Michael (cello)
Jonathan Leathwood (guitar)
Richard Watkins (horn)
Darragh Morgan (violin)
Mary Dullea (piano)
Melinda Maxwell (oboe)
Rob Keeley (piano)
Works
Bells of HalkisLittle Trio
Music for Art and Tom
Oregon Moods
Songs, Chimes & Dances
Trio for horn, violin and piano
Two ways of looking at a spider
Artists
Tim Holmes (saxophone)Andrew Sparling (clarinet)
Robin Michael (cello)
Jonathan Leathwood (guitar)
Richard Watkins (horn)
Darragh Morgan (violin)
Mary Dullea (piano)
Melinda Maxwell (oboe)
Rob Keeley (piano)
About
Keeley's music is jazz tinged with elements of Satie and Poulenc.
As a pianist, Keeley has premiered works by, among others, Harrison Birtwistle, Michael Finnissy, Jonathan Cole, Richard Emsley and Nicola Moro.
Bayan Northcott writes ... "Rob Keeley is both a ‘natural’ as a composer, and a bit of an enigma. While his music always unfolds lucidly, often engagingly, it resists easy categorization – at least accordingly to current critical notions. Apparently untouched by avantgarderie, minimalism or post-modern poly-stylistics, it might seem to fall into a traditionalist slot or even be mistaken as academic. Yet his music sounds singularly undriven by theory or the fi ndings of analysis; nor will one so easily discover textbook sonata or fugal procedures in his works. More frequently he generates his forms by flexible refrain-and-chorus procedures, and sometimes, the illusion of traditional thematicism from variable ostinato or change-ringing permutations – suggesting his omnivorous ear has absorbed more ‘advanced’ techniques, from Ligeti, perhaps, or Birtwistle, but in his own way."
Contents:
- Music for Art and Tom
Tim Holmes (saxophone)
Rob Keeley (piano)
- Bells of Halkis
Rob Keeley (piano)
- Little Trio
Andrew Sparling (clarinet)
Robin Michael (cello)
Rob Keeley (piano)
- Two Ways of Looking at a Spider
Jonathan Leathwood (guitar)
- Trio for Horn, Violin and Piano
Richard Watkins (horn)
Darragh Morgan (violin)
Mary Dullea (piano)
- Songs, Chimes & Dances
Melinda Maxwell (oboe)
Rob Keeley (piano)
- Oregon Moods
Tim Holmes (saxophone)
Andrew Sparling (clarinet)
Rob Keeley (piano)
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