Raffaele Marcellino - Works

Works

1987

  • Responsorio — for SATB choir; premiered in Sydney by The Contemporary Singers in 1988, also performed by the Sydney Chamber Choir.

1989

  • Remedy — an opera in one act; libretto by Marguerite Bunce.

1991

  • April: Don Juan — with Greg White; performed by The Sydney Front at Performance Space, Sydney.

1995

  • FishTale — for chamber choir, performed by The Song Company.
  • Logos — for choir and digital delay, performed by Sydney Chamber Choir.

1996

  • Thirst — with Greg White at the Australian Museum for director Yaron Lifschitz and designer Genevieve Blanchett

1998

  • The Art of Resonance — tuba concerto, performed by Steve Ross and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra
  • On Eagles Wings — at the International Tuba Conference University of Minnesota
  • Zerfliesse mein Herze — performed by Ian Munro, Christian Wojtowicz, Tom O'Kelly and David Malone and featured in A Fork in the Road episode featuring Tasmania
  • Voicejam and Video — at the Adelaide Festival

1999

  • Canticle — for singers, actors and large ensemble premiered at the Brisbane Cathedrals Festival.
  • Musica Viva — performed by Tom O'Kelly (Percussion) in Japan.

2000

  • November: Bach: a sonic exhibition — co-curated with Greg White, performed by the Seymour Group.
  • Heart of Fire — with Greg White; commissioned by ABC Sport as the theme for the 2000 Paralympics; released as a CD single on ABC Classics.
  • September: Maze for 15 musicians — performed by Ensemble Modern during the International Society of Contemporary Music World Music Days in Luxembourg.
  • Sprung! — performed by The Song Company.

2001

  • The Flight of Les Darcy — an opera, premiered at the 10 Days on the Island festival, Hobart, Tasmania. Libretto by Robert Jarman.
  • November: The Dædalus Sequences — cycle for solo piano, performed by Ian Munro in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
  • November: The Pluperfect Square Dances — performed by Tom O'Kelly in Kunazawa, Japan.
  • August: The Art of Memory — performed by Marina Phillips and the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra at the City Recital Hall, Sydney.

2002

  • L'arte di volare — performed by the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
  • The Art of Perception — performed by the Australia Ensemble at the International Music and Psychology Conference, Sydney
  • Q — performed by David Malone at the Darwin International Guitar Festival
  • Clarion Call, — a site specific work for the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University.

2003

  • Mrs Macquarie's Cello — a music theatre work for The Song Company.

2004

  • Midnite — performed by the Australian Opera at Melbourne Festival.
  • Universal Beatitudes — an International collaborative song cycle.

Marcellino's music has been published by Reed Music, Currency Press, Opus House Press, Red House Editions, Grevillea Press and ABC Classics.

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