Catalogue
Iasg (1993)
Programme Note available
Sally Beamish
Commissioned by Bill Connor.
First performance:
Robert Irvine (vc); Graeme McNaught (pf), Stevenson Hall, RSAMD, Glasgow, 01 Jan 1993
Recording Sally Beamish : Robert Irvine; Graeme McNaught / location: sound archive - C-Beam 12 a i [enquire]
Recording BBC (off air recording) : Chamber Group Of Scotland / location: sound archive - C-XZ 269 a ii [enquire]
Score : unpublished / Location: ref library [buy]
Part(s) : unpublished / Location: ref library [enquire]
Recording Bis BIS-CD-1171 : Robert Irvine; Sally Beamish 2000 / location: sound archive - YELLOW [buy]
Score : unpublished / Location: MS collection [enquire]
Part(s) : unpublished / Location: MS collection [enquire]
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Programme Note availableSally Beamish
Commissioned by Bill Connor.
First performance:
Robert Irvine (vc); Graeme McNaught (pf), Stevenson Hall, RSAMD, Glasgow, 01 Jan 1993
Work Details
Category: chamber duo
Duration: 10'
Instrumentation: Vc Pf
Duration: 10'
Instrumentation: Vc Pf
SMC Holdings
Recording Sally Beamish : Robert Irvine; Graeme McNaught / location: sound archive - C-Beam 12 a i [enquire]
Recording BBC (off air recording) : Chamber Group Of Scotland / location: sound archive - C-XZ 269 a ii [enquire]
Score : unpublished / Location: ref library [buy]
Part(s) : unpublished / Location: ref library [enquire]
Recording Bis BIS-CD-1171 : Robert Irvine; Sally Beamish 2000 / location: sound archive - YELLOW [buy]
Score : unpublished / Location: MS collection [enquire]
Part(s) : unpublished / Location: MS collection [enquire]Programme Note
Iasg, which translates from Gaelic as `fish', was written for Robert, a fine fisherman and cellist, and Graeme, a fluid and fluent pianist.
It describes the journey of a salmon from its hatching in a mountain stream to its spawning and death after the last traumatic series of leaps upstream to its birthplace. The central section depicts the long period of peaceful feeding in the open sea.
Sally Beamish
Iasg, which translates from Gaelic as `fish', was written for Robert, a fine fisherman and cellist, and Graeme, a fluid and fluent pianist.
It describes the journey of a salmon from its hatching in a mountain stream to its spawning and death after the last traumatic series of leaps upstream to its birthplace. The central section depicts the long period of peaceful feeding in the open sea.
Sally Beamish
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