Welcome to the Listening Booth!
Here you can download and listen to excerpts from some of my favorite recorded performances of my works.
If you have a recording of yourself performing some of my music, please get in touch with me. I would love to have more recordings to share!
Here you can download and listen to excerpts from some of my favorite recorded performances of my works.
If you have a recording of yourself performing some of my music, please get in touch with me. I would love to have more recordings to share!
-Ryan
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Tuba Manifesto
Listen to several excerpts from the 2007 premiere performance by the commissioner, Tom McCaslin.
This performance features the piano accompaniment, but the piece is also available in its original version for tuba and string orchestra.
This performance features the piano accompaniment, but the piece is also available in its original version for tuba and string orchestra.
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Something Missing in my Heart Tonight has Made My Eyes So Soft, my Voice So Tender
An electroacoustic work for violin. This piece takes its title from a poem by Hafiz, and deals with themes of solitude. The violinist on this recording is Carmelle Pretzlaw, who commissioned the work.
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Newf
Newf is an electroacoustic work for trombone in four movements. It uses recorded speech as melodic source material. This performance is by the composer, from a 1999 recital.
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Apparatus Inconcinnus
These excerpts are from a 2006 performance at Open Space in Victoria, BC. The trumpeter is Amy Horvey, who commissioned the work for her 2006 recital tour.
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Triksy (from Four Poems by Liza McLellan, And One Not) - YouTube Video
| Here is an excerpt from a 2006 performance with Mary Fearon on french horn. Narrated by the composer. Click here to watch the full size version in a new window. Hippocampal Music is not responsible for the content of external websites. |
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Variations on a Jamaican Folk Song
This performance, by cellist and commissioner Liza McLellan, is from a 2001 recital. Do you recognize the theme? Can you tell what famous cello work it's been juxtaposed with in the second half of this excerpt?
