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Music Diary 2023 - Red

Little Red-Haired Girl

Music Diary 2020 - Red

The best-selling diary returns for 2020 with a user-friendly portrait format, extra space for weekend appointments, and birthdays of hundreds of famous people in the world of music. Listings of important musical events from 100, 50 and 25 years ago and forthcoming anniversaries up to 2025 are included, alongside a mini-directory of concert halls, opera houses, festivals, organisations and recording companies, plus a special article on Roberto Gerhard to mark the 50th anniversary of his death. The cover design for 2020 includes an excerpt from Piano Sonata no 14 (1801) by Ludwig van Beethoven, marking the 250th anniversary of the composer’s birth.

Music Diary 2025 : Red

Music Diary 2018 - Red

The best-selling diary returns for 2018 with a user-friendly portrait format, extra space for weekend appointments, and birthdays of hundreds of famous people in the world of music. Listings of important musical events from 100, 50 and 25 years ago and forthcoming anniversaries up to 2023 are included, alongside an updated mini-directory of concert halls, opera houses, festivals, organisations and recording companies. To mark the centennial of Leonard Bernstein in 2018, the diary contains a special article celebrating the composer’s life and work. The cover design features a holograph sketch of The Dance at the Gym from West Side Story.

Music Diary 2017 : red (UK)

The best-selling diary returns for 2017 with a user-friendly portrait format and equal spaces for each day of the entire week (so no more cramped weekend appointments!).Musical birthdays, events from 100, 50and 25 years ago and forthcoming anniversaries up to 2022 are included, with an updated mini-directory of concert halls, opera houses, festivals, organisations and recording companies.Additionally you'll find aspecial article on the work of composer John Adams, who will celebrate his 70th birthday in 2017. The cover design for 2017 includes an excerpt from Missa Brevis by Zoltán Kodály, marking the 50th anniversary ofthecomposer’s death.

ictus Nr. 31

Ictus is a fast percussion ostinato; the continuous movement in changing metres, often with strong dynamic contrasts in the smallest of spaces, is divided among the instruments. The combination of tom-toms and bass drum forms a kind of ritornello. Now and then, cowbells, wood blocks, temple blocks and bongos are added in a complex compartmentalized sequence. The piece ends in a crescendoing improvisation on all instruments.

Little Red Riding Hood : Children's Opera in One Act

Red Is The Rose : Traditional Scottish/Irish Folk Song

Orkney Saga II : In Kirkwall, the first red St Magnus stones

Part of the Hawkes Pocket Scores Series

Micro-Concerto : Hawkes Pocket Scores HPS 1303

The composer imagined particular ways to coax sound out of pieces of wood, metal and skin instead of simply hitting things as for him, the first step in writing for percussion is to invent the instrument and a playing technique.The two interludes are played on big, standard pieces of percussion furniture, but the main movements focus on small moves and subtle distinctions. They are full of fussy descriptions of how to play some handheld toy just so. This micro-management of small muscle groups, and the fact that the concerto soloist is accompanied by the smallest orchestra imaginable, suggested the title.

And Miriam Sang : (Shiru L'Adonai)

Based on a biblical text, “And Miriam Sang” is a song of celebration following Israel's deliverance from Egypt through the Red Sea. It begins in a slow, chant-like manner, and soon shifts to an up-tempo dance-like mood. Although the melodies are original, they incorporate the augmented second interval and melodic formulas common to Hasidic and some Middle-Eastern music. The use of Hebrew text, tambourine and drums add to the authentic feel.