- 1.Loook for Silence Ab (Version I)
- 2.Auden Poem
- 3.Water Posion
- 4.An Edge to Rothko
- 5.NEW IDEA Four Parts
- 6.Pool of Nectar Pt1
- 7.Recurring Dream (Concert Version) 2011
- 8.Positive Change (Concert Version 2011)
- 9.Brother Rain Tin and Sister G (version II) 4 PARTS
- 10.Hard Moss
- 11.COMPASSION rehursal
- 12.My Ears Are Going Ten To The Dozen (live)
- 13.Recurring Dream
- 14.What Do You Forget? (Sketch)
- 15.The Still Centre
- 16.Parkgate
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- What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
- Small Ensemble, Contemporary Ensembles, Other, multimedia
- What is your favorite genre or style of music?
- My experience is that music goes beond words, i like all sort depending on my mood.
- Is music your main income source?
- Yes!
- Where do you live?
- Nottingham UK
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- I think that the music on this page is an important cornerstone of what I am and what I do. At my core is a passion for creativity and I hope that shines through in something as apparently ‘simple’ as creating music. What you’ll find here is a collection of original composition (midi versions and live recordings) and live recordings of free improvisation.
The improvisations are recorded live edited minimally, for example there’s no multi tracking involved. The recordings are part of a collaboration with Walt Shaw, a very successful free improviser (www.myspace.com/waltshaw), produced through April to August 2010. The whole album (SIGNAL) can be downloaded free from . Matt Le Mare: Tabla, percussion, electronics, voice; Walt Shaw: Percussion, gongs, objects, electronics.
The compositions you hear are created for a contemporary ensemble. They are flexibly scored for a nationwide organisation which is dedicated to enabling amateur musicians to get involved in contemporary music making (www.coma.org).
I hope you enjoy my music, comments welcome…
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New Compositions
Posted on November 19, 2011 at 11:09am 2 Comments 0 Likes
Hope your composing is going well? I've upload three new compositions and would welcome your comments. For my new friends comments on any of my work would be welcome.
all the best
matt
Comments Most Welcome
Posted on June 17, 2011 at 3:53pm 9 Comments 0 Likes
Hi
Could you have a listen to my composition developments? Comments would be most welcome on Brother Rain Tin and Sister G on My Page.
All the very best
Matt Le Mare
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Thanx Matt... been working hard on cohesion.
Hi Matt, I had several listens to your "Water Potion" and like it a lot! Nice build-up with its medieval beginning with fanfare-like elements and drone (bourdon). And then the vocal/voice part that has somehow a science fiction like feeling. At least something like a synthesis. And it all has a Matt Le Mare touch. Great piece of music!
Thanks Matt. Great music. I see some minimalistic construction..
Enjoying the melody of Water Poison. Would love to hear just a lil' more counterpoint using another voice. An Oboe/Rhodes/Organ etc. perhaps... Cheers, Great Job!
Hi Matt. I truly enjoyed listening to your Loook for Silence! It is pure joy. :)
Hi Matt.
About "Le Sacre...", i am not saying that it is the same kind of piece but in several aspects of rithm develop remind me that... please don't misunderstood me.
Keep up the awesome work. If you need more opinions please, send a message.
Be cool
André
Hi Matt.
Your piece sounds great. At the beginning of it the first thing that came up to me was Stravinsky's "Le Sacre du Printemps", that horn rithm pace blast... then i see some minimalistic construction behind it and blocs of music, each one developing as one entity of their own. That permits me to see a well formal and structured piece. Well done, my friend.
This piece is done. No need to change, is awesome.
Now the next step for you is to find a way on next piece to develop some connection between blocs (if you made another piece on this manner) in a progressively way.
Be cool.
André Ruiz
Thank you very much for your positive and encouraging feedback Matt. Always nice to hear from you. Thank you for your advice as well. I will certainly keep it in mind when I work on new music to include natural pauses, that will be a good exercise.
Take care and best wishes,
Marie-Anne
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