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Ann Southam's Glass Houses (1981) is a stunning collection of Canadian minimalist music. Greg Harrison and Jonny Smith, the young Canadian percussion duo known as Taktus, have arranged several of the Glass Houses as duets for marimba.
Soundspinning calls attention to some of Southam’s rarely heard gems, going back as far as 1963. Virtuosic torrents of notes, 12 tone meditations and monumental, chordal pieces all demonstrate her compositional mastery and creativity.
Keyboard, Piano, One Keyboard, Two Hands
Suite for Piano
for solo piano
Re-tuning
for viola and pre-recorded tape
Electronics/Multimedia, Solo Works, Bowed Strings
Glass Houses
Revised and edited by Christina Petrowska Quilico (2010)
Keyboard, Piano, One Keyboard, Two Hands
Glass Houses for Marimba
Limited edition vinyl
Palimpsest
Mary Kenedi Plays Canadian Piano Music Vol. II
Mary Kenedi plays a selection of music from romantic composers including Ann Southam.
Eleven short piano pieces written by Canadian female composers, including Alexina Louie, Diana McIntosh, Larysa Kuzmenko, Heather Schmidt and Ann Southam, performed by Christina Petrowska Quilico.
Christina Petrowska Quilico recorded this disc shortly after performing these works at the 1992 Winnipeg New Music Festival.
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