Sextet (stirk park)

for clarinet, percussion, piano, guitar, violin, and violoncello

“.. ‘on the earth’ already means ‘under the sky.’

Both of these also mean ‘remaining before the divinities’

and include a ‘belonging to one’s being with another’.

..by a primal oneness, the four

(earth and sky, divinities and mortals)

belong together in one.

Building, Dwelling, Thinking

This work consists of four material layers analogous to this sensation of dwelling –– a memory drawn from my own experiences in and around Stirk Park, Kalamunda. A clarinet diad announces the trace of, or our waiting for the divinities.

premiered at at the Bludenz tage zeitgemäßer Musik, November 20, 2016

performed by the Curious Chamber Players, Dries Tack (clarinet), Martin Welander (percussion), and Anna Christensson (piano), Frederik Larsen (guiar), Karin Hellqvist (violin), My Hellgren (violoncello), Rei Munakata (conductor)

score

recording (excerpt from toward the end)

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