Andrew Hamilton: music for people
Michelle O'Rourke (voice), Juliet Fraser (soprano) & Maxime Echardour (percussion)
Crash Ensemble, Ives Ensemble, Alan Pierson
Hamilton writes what one might describe as informal process music, whereby very short musical fragments are repeated, juxtaposed and recombined in a manner reminiscent of sampling…But the discipline...
Andrew Hamilton: music for people
Michelle O'Rourke (voice), Juliet Fraser (soprano) & Maxime Echardour (percussion)
Crash Ensemble, Ives Ensemble, Alan Pierson
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Hamilton writes what one might describe as informal process music, whereby very short musical fragments are repeated, juxtaposed and recombined in a manner reminiscent of sampling…But the discipline...
About
Andrew Hamilton was born in Dublin in 1977 and studied in Ireland, England and The Netherlands with composers Kevin Volans, Anthony Gilbert and Louis Andriessen. His music has been described as post-minimalist, playful, unique and unpredictable – "I use a lot of repetition to create a state of unease, ambiguity, and sometimes joy, and also to laugh at the world" Hamilton explains.
Contents and tracklist
- Michelle O'Rourke (vocals)
- Crash Ensemble
- Alan Pierson
- Juliet Fraser (soprano), Maxime Echardour (percussion)
- The Ives Ensemble
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Awards and reviews
July 2018
Hamilton writes what one might describe as informal process music, whereby very short musical fragments are repeated, juxtaposed and recombined in a manner reminiscent of sampling…But the discipline required to suggest mechanisation at this level of rhythmic difficult forces admiration. If only all composers were so well served.
