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142: 494:, he became convinced that any future for microtonality would have to involve first and foremost the development of microtonal fixed-pitch instruments (for example keyboard percussion instruments) and the adoption of satisfactory designs by commercial instrument builders. Following his own second prototype quartertone marimba extension the design was taken up by the Dutch company, Adams, who produce them on special order. 27: 438:(1986), which he toured extensively with the soprano, Sara Stowe and the sound engineer, John Whiting. All of these pieces were also recorded for CD and released by Continuum. He was artistic director of the 1988 and 1990 Percussion Festivals in London, and also devised two BBC TV documentaries on percussion in the BBC Two series 445:
One of Friedrich Hommel’s principal aims as Director of the DarmstĂ€dter Ferienkurse had always been to establish the courses as a centre for the rapidly evolving world of percussion. To this end he commissioned Wood to write a large-scale work for percussion ensemble which would make full use of the
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With NLCC Wood undertook numerous CD recordings, many of which were world premiere recordings: these included music by Eric Bergman (Chandos), Lili Boulanger (Hyperion), Ruth Crawford Seeger (Deutsche Grammophon), Giacinto Scelsi (Una Corda), Frank Denyer (Continuum), Iannis Xenakis (Hyperion) and
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This experience led to the idea of engaging in some kind of research and training programme for instrumentalists in microtonal performance, and so in 1990 Wood founded London's first Centre for Microtonal Music, and its ensemble, Critical Band. The purpose of the Microtonal Centre was to research
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Wood's increasing activity in mainland Europe eventually led, in 2007, to his decision to leave England for Germany. Since then Wood has continued to work regularly with choirs and ensembles throughout Europe, notably the Netherlands Radio Choir, musikFabik, Berlin Radio Choir,
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in London, which held a Weekend of Microtonal Music, 'In Tune?', in 1990, 1991 and 1992. Aside from its presence at the 'In Tune?' Festivals, the ensemble 'Critical Band' undertook several recordings, concerts and tours, including a CD of three of Wood's own compositions:
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instrumental microtonal playing techniques, to teach these to young musicians whilst at the same time educating composers in the historical, theoretical, emotional and practical implications of microtonality. The initiative involved the collaboration of the
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as Professor of Percussion from 1982. He retained this position throughout the Hommel years until 1994. During this time he pioneered a wide range of new for solo percussion and percussion ensemble, including many new pieces of his own, such as
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Steven Schick, James Wood (solo percussionists), Darmstadt Percussion Ensemble, Cornwall Percussion Ensemble, Eleanor Alberga, Helen Crayford, Paul Webster, Clive Williamson (synthesizers), John Whiting (sound projection)
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This latter work was also premiered by Critical Band at the 1995 BBC Proms (September 11). But after the late 1990s, both the Centre for Microtonal Music and Critical Band became disbanded through lack of funding.
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provided a perfect medium in which to explore his love for both microtonality and new sounds, Wood decided to immerse himself more fully in this world, and in 1996 undertook a major project at
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Following a joint commission from the Dutch Ensemble, Insomnio, the Stichting De Vrede van Utrecht and the Eduard Van Beinum Stichting, Wood then undertook a collaboration with the writer,
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But outside the realm of purely fixed-pitch instruments, Wood was also active in writing microtonal music for conventional instruments – this led to one of Wood’s largest-scale works,
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Alongside his activities as a conductor and composer, Wood was also active as a percussionist in many contemporary ensembles including Lontano, Gemini, Matrix (director
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Since 2008 Wood has directed the Tenso Young Composers Workshops, designed to help and encourage young composers from all over Europe in composing for chamber choir.
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Prize (Choir Recording of the Year) together with Vocalconsort Berlin for their Harmonia Mundi recording of Wood’s reconstruction of Gesualdo’s
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and Wood himself. He was also responsible for the commissioning many new works (many of which included electronics) from composers including
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in a recording of Stravinsky’s The Flood and Requiem Canticles. In 1988, Wood helped devise a BBC Two documentary about Lili Boulanger –
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During his time with NLCC he pioneered a large amount of little-known choral music from a wide range of composers, including
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From the mid-1990s, Wood also started to receive conducting invitations from several European ensembles, including
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in ZĂŒrich, performed this time by the Krakow Radio Orchestra, again conducted by the composer.
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large number of talented young percussionists from all over the world who were coming to
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From 2008 until 2011, he undertook the reconstruction of the two missing voices of the
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Concerto for quartertone marimba (and various wooden instruments) and 15 instruments
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conducted by Wood himself. The work was subsequently selected for performance at the
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Opera for soprano, baritone, chorus, ensemble, percussion ensemble and electronics
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with the Netherlands Radio Choir. In 2011, he conducted the same work as part of
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Sara Stowe (soprano), James Wood (percussion), John Whiting (sound projection)
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2 solo percussionists, 2 percussion ensembles, 4 synthesizers and electronics
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James Wood himself. They also recorded music of Poulenc, and Janáček, for
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Steven Schick (solo percussion), Critical Band (conducted by James Wood)
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Kuniko Kato (quartertone marimba), Critical Band conducted by James Wood
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1995/6 : Arts Foundation Fellowship for electro-acoustic composition
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directed by Hilary Boulding. The film culminated in performances of the
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Interview with James Wood by Juan Carlos PĂ©rez Davila about the opera
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Preis in the category ‘Choir Recording of the Year’ in October 2013.
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Chamber Opera for baritone, vocal sextet and ensemble of 15 players
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During the period from 1983 onwards Wood started to experiment with
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Two men meet, each presuming the other to be from a distant planet.
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and Wood himself, and the work was subsequently recorded by Wergo.
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Two men meet, each presuming the other to be from a distant planet
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Two men meet, each presuming the other to be from a distant planet
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and Champ d’Action, and choirs including Netherlands Radio Choir,
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New London Chamber Choir, Critical Band conducted by James Wood
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from the article and its talk page, especially if potentially
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Robert van Sice (quartertone marimba), Percussive Rotterdam
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Music Theatre for solo percussion, soprano and electronics
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on a new work for Alphorn, MIDI-cowbells and electronics –
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Interview with James Wood by John Palmer, published by
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soprano, double chorus, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, organ
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he devised simple prototype quartertone extensions for
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he went on to study percussion and conducting at the
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from 1971 to 1972 before going on to study music at
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After graduating from 1028:quartertone marimba and percussion quartet 872:2 countertenors, tenors, 2 baritones, bass 727:of the sixteenth-century Italian composer, 196:In 1977 he was appointed conductor of the 58:about living persons that is unsourced or 1752:"Albums James Wood - Ă©coute gratuite MP3" 774:1980 : Lili Boulanger Memorial Prize 129:Learn how and when to remove this message 1180:DĂ©ploration sur la mort de GĂ©rard Grisey 392: 140: 1677:"Two men meet... | NMC Recordings" 1671: 1669: 1145:alphorn, MIDI-cowbells and electronics 578:Recent developments and move to Germany 450:for the summer courses. 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