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The Death of Baldr

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2014-09-21

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Current national developments in composition have identified a lack of chamber music repertoire for non-traditional combinations of instruments. This composition, The Death of Baldr by Australian composer Paul Smith, was commissioned by clarinetist, Ian Sykes, and premiered by the Sirius Chamber Ensemble. The composition was a collaborative process, being work-shopped with minor edits made to the score to adapt to the ensemble.

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live performance , premiere performance , australian composition

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The death of Baldr. (2014, September 21). Live performance in The Glebe Justice Centre, Sydney, Australia.

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