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Reed Music and the AMCOS agreement
The AMCOS licence, established in 1991 allows Australian school teachers to make photocopies of print music publications under certain circumstances. Reed Music publications are not included in this agreement. Although Reed Music appreciates that you are using our publications and want to share them with your students… Read the rest of this entry »
Reed Music is continually searching for new ways to create quality publications with minimal environmental impact. As governments procrastinate worldwide, it remains the responsibility of individuals and business to make the small changes that can have a global cumulative impact.
Reed Music begun the significant process of conversion to high quality recycled paper made from 100% post-consumer waste. All new publications are printing on this new paper and existing publications are in conversion as existing stocks are depleted. Laminated non-recyclable covers are being replaced with sturdy non laminated covers. All publications are printed locally saving on transport costs and carbon emissions. In our newest mass market books even the ink is vegetable based avoiding the use of petroleum products.
For fast, free & carbon reduced delivery, purchase directly from Reed Music - the choice is yours. Read the rest of this entry »
In recent weeks Rompduo (Barry Cockcroft & Adam Pinto) have given several concerts in Victoria, Australia. Performing several publications by Reed Music, the concerts saw the Australian premiere of several new works including the Sonata by Perry Goldstein, Naked Hum by Taran Carter, Three Places for a New Millenium by Stuart Greenbaum and two new compositions by Barry Cockcroft. Read the rest of this entry »
Reed Music composer Brenton Broadstock will be featured in Friday’s opening ceremony at the Beijing olympics.
Australian composers William Barton, Julian Yu and Brenton Broadstock have co-written the music for the Oceania section of ceremony and their music will be played during the entrance of the athletes. The indigenous band, led by William, will perform his music first, then Julian’s then Brenton’s, but this will be in between music from the other continents.
Reed Music composer Stuart Greenbaum took out the 2008 Classical Music orchestral award for 90 Minutes Circling the Earth, a work inspired by observations made by astronauts from various countries, on how the Earth looks from outer space.
The Australian music industry celebrated the success of this year’s most outstanding Australian classical music achievements at the 2008 Classical Music Awards. The Awards were presented by APRA and the Australian Music Centre, at The Playhouse, Sydney Opera House. Stuart has several works published by Reed Music including his popular works for saxophone.
Australian duo Rompduo - Barry Cockcroft (saxophone) & Adam Pinto (piano) will be performing a recital in Melbourne on Sunday August 24th at 2pm.
The program will feature the following pieces:
Claude Debussy - Rapsodie
Matthew Orlovich - Crazy Logic
Barry Cockcroft - Rock Me!*
Taran Carter - Naked Hum
Perry Goldstein - Sonata*
Saint-Saëns - Oboe Sonata
Barry Cockcroft - Blue Tongue*
Stuart Greenbaum - Three Places for a New Millennium
& more…
*Australian premiere
2pm Sunday 24th August
Reid Studio
Fintona Girls School, Balwyn
enter of Millah Road
Reed Music is proud to support a performance of renown French saxophonist Claude Delangle in a performance at the University of Melbourne.
Soloist, researcher and pedagogue, Claude Delangle, one of the greatest contemporary saxophonists, stands out as the master of the French saxophone. Privileged interpreter for classic works, he enriches the repertoire and encourages creation by collaborating with the most renowned composers, including L. Berio, P. Boulez, Toru Takemitsu, A. Piazzolla, and promoting the youngest. Since 1986, he is invited saxophonist in the Ensemble Intercontemporain, he also appears as soloist with the most prestigious orchestras (London BBC, Radio France, Radio of Finland, WDR Köln, Berlin Philharmonic, Kioi Tokyo) and works with D. Robertson, P. Eötvös, K. Nagano, E.P. Salonen, Miung Wung Chung, G. Bernstein and many other conductors.
French saxophonist Claude Delangle
Reed Music composers Sam Seabrook and Barry Cockcroft attended the reading day at Sydney Girls High School organised by Engadine music.
Sam demonstrated her new band method Band Class 1 to many of the teachers there on the day while Barry talked to the teachers with HSC students about some of the fantastic Australian compositions now available and suitable for HSF. A recomended list for HSC is now available here complete with sample scores and recordings of many of the pieces.
Celebrating the launch of their new books, Australian composers Adam Pinto, Barry Cockcroft & Sam Seabrook took part in a 2-day series of presentations at Winston Music in Adelaide.
On Thursday 24th January 2008, Adam Pinto gave an fascinating presentation talking about the release of his 3 new books - My Favourite Piano Tutor Books 1, 2 & 3. Adam talked at length about the development process of these books. Adam recently returned from 3 months at the Banff Centre for the Arts where much of the creative process took place. He also gave a compelling performance of selected works from ’Fragments of Gratification‘, a collection of 20 Australian miniatures for solo piano. Read the rest of this entry »
Reed Music is proud to sponsor a concert by international saxophone soloist Gerard McChrystal and Australian guitarist Craig Ogden.
Sep 15th 2007 Wigmore Hall, London
proudly supported by Reed Music
Gerard will be performing Stuart Greenbaum’s Cloud Eight for alto saxophone & guitar, published by Reed Music.
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