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Johanne-Bryce August Hail (31st Aug 2017)A little improvisation on my piano in the conservatory during a heavy hail and thunderstorm.

2017-08-3110 min

Johanne-Bryce Plastic FaceTaken from the audio recording of the Circuit Bending from Scratch project for my MMus Creative Project at Canterbury Christ Church University, I manipulated and edit the sounds to create a piece which I feel best represents the project as a whole. I have also used samples from poems created by Natalie Perdu about the instruments/toys. Thank you to the Performers; Dr Sam Bailey Natalie Perdu Abbie Shultz Carl Emery For more information about the project visit: https://jasonhodgsoncomposer.wordpress.com/category/circuit-bending/

2017-06-0702 min

Johanne-Bryce Undated Piano Improv (2014)While cleaning out some old files, I found this recording of one of my earliest improvising sessions on the piano, and although the date is unknown, and I have had to edit out all my mutterings, I can here some of the early experimentation I did with extended techniques.

2016-09-2512 min

Johanne-Bryce 1. Sunday DriveThis Suite explores the composers interpretation of the purpose of music from the self to the outside. Composed as part of my final year at Canterbury Christchurch University in 2016. 1. Sunday Drive - Performed by Sam Bailey 2. Reflection For Piano - Performed by Rhys Hodgson 3. A Thought - Performed by Sam Bailey

2016-06-0303 min

Johanne-Bryce 2. Reflection For PianoThis Suite explores the composers interpretation of the purpose of music from the self to the outside. Composed as part of my final year at Canterbury Christchurch University in 2016. 1. Sunday Drive - Performed by Sam Bailey 2. Reflection For Piano - Performed by Rhys Hodgson 3. A Thought - Performed by Sam Bailey

2016-06-0305 min

Johanne-Bryce 3. A ThoughtThis Suite explores the composers interpretation of the purpose of music from the self to the outside. Composed as part of my final year at Canterbury Christchurch University in 2016. 1. Sunday Drive - Performed by Sam Bailey 2. Reflection For Piano - Performed by Rhys Hodgson 3. A Thought - Performed by Sam Bailey

2016-06-0307 min

Johanne-Bryce 5. A Throne Of Games Form 1Inside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2802 min

Johanne-Bryce 13. End Of ConcertInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2801 min

Johanne-Bryce 12. Contingent ExtemporisationInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2816 min

Johanne-Bryce 11. Introduction - Contingent ExtemporisationInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2801 min

Johanne-Bryce 10. It Takes All SortsInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2803 min

Johanne-Bryce 9. Introduction - It Takes All SortsInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2800 min

Johanne-Bryce 8. What If - The Hansel & Gretel TaleInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2804 min

Johanne-Bryce 7. Introduction - What If - The Hansel & Gretel TaleInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2800 min

Johanne-Bryce 6. A Throne Of Games Form 2Inside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2801 min

Johanne-Bryce 4. Introduction - A Throne Of GamesInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2800 min

Johanne-Bryce 3. Language Is A Ficticious FactInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2804 min

Johanne-Bryce 2. Introduction - Language Is A Ficticious FactInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2800 min

Johanne-Bryce 1. Introduction To The ConcertInside the Machine was the first concert consisting entirely of my compositions, on 28th April 2016. This concert was to celebrate the ending of my Bachelor of Music course at Canterbury Christchurch University, and featured some of my favourite open, text and graphic based scores that I composed whilst on the course. The concert also included the 2015 Canterbury Festival Composition Competition Award Winning piece 'A Throne of Games'. A huge thank you to those who came, and to the performers who helped make this concert; Jane CoomberSewell Abbie Shultz Hannah Firmin Mitchel Stephens Sam Bailey Colin Baker

2016-04-2801 min

Johanne-Bryce Reversed Improvisation on Piano - 8th Dec 2015This is the reversed copy of my first recorded Solo free improvisation on Piano. Recorded Tuesday 8th December 2015.

2015-12-0808 min