Demonstrating the new Clavinova CLP-585, here is an old favourite, my Song Without Words Op.19 No.1 in D flat Song Without Words No. 1 from David Arditti on Vimeo. … Continue reading
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This is a new rendition of Ceremonial March No. 1 (Op. 45a) using Note Performer virtual instruments with Sibelius 7.5, @ David Arditti. This is as yet unperformed. Any orchestras or conductors interested, contact me. For instrument line-up see here. … Continue reading
I will be playing a new short work for piano entitled Moment Musical in a convert given by London Composers Forum at 12 midday on Friday 6 March in the church of St Mary’s, Putney. The concert is free with … Continue reading
I’ve now uploaded a recording of the synthesised score of Ceremonial March no. 1 (Op 45a). This is played from Sibelius 7 using in general Sibelius sounds for the strings and a hardware synth for the wind, which I think … Continue reading
My three-movement Suite in C for solo guitar (Op. 43) will be played for the first time by Dennis Cooke of Lauderdale Guitar Society on Friday 20 September at Lauderdale House, Highgate, as part of this concert, which also features other … Continue reading
A late note that Time and Tide (Op. 37) will be performed in an arrangement for flexible small wind ensemble by the London Consorts of Winds on Sunday 16 August 2013 on Clapham Common Bandstand. The concert, conducted by Alan Taylor, will start at 3:00pm, … Continue reading
My Suite for Brass Quintet, Op. 27, is being played by high-quality professional ensemble Total Brass, in this concert on Friday, presented by the excellent London Composers Forum. The concert includes music for organ, music for brass, and for the … Continue reading
Here’s a new experiment: putting a video of a score of a newly-written work online. This is possible through a demo version of Sibelius 7 First software, which has this useful feature buried in this cut-down version of Sibelius 7, … Continue reading
Did you know that 2012 has seen celebrations of the centenary of the death of Britain’s first (and probably still most famous) black “classical” composer, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor? On Saturday I attended a gala concert of his music in Norwood, including … Continue reading
I’ve now got the Sibelius 7 update. Played with it a bit and initial impressions are that the redesign of the interface would make it much easier to learn for a beginner, but for an established user it doesn’t do … Continue reading