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Music for Dance, Paul Pavey- ‘3’ for Martin Schlaepfer and three chamber works July 28, 2014http://paulpavey.bandcamp.com/album/3-for-martin-schlaepfer-and-three-chamber-works-by-paul-pavey Now available on bandcamppaul pavey
- Mandocello Suite by Paul Pavey July 20, 2014mandocello-suite Available on bandcamppaul pavey
- Ek Stasis June 7, 2014Nick Hobbs choreography Luzerner Ballet 2011paul pavey
- Music for Contemporary and Modern dance class, third album by paul Pavey September 9, 2013http://paulpavey.bandcamp.com/album/you-scratch-my-back-ill-scratch-yourspaul pavey
- 12. The Final Comment September 20, 2012I have now reached the end of my collection of blogs which include a summary of the past year and an insight into a current project of mine. I hope that it has been at least remotely interesting to read. I do try to keep some idea of imagery, moving image or speech during the […]paul pavey
- 11. Opening Closing Theme September 15, 2012Although not all the music is ‘pinned down’ at this stage and much is left still open for change, I am about ready to write ideas for the opening and closing music that may play as the audience enters and leaves. I am going to keep it separate from the other thematic material and just […]paul pavey
- 10. A Six-Headed Monster September 10, 2012What mythological story would be complete without a six-headed monster ? Well certainly not this one and as it rages upon the poor sailors paddling for their might, it will be my responsibility to add an atmospheric soundtrack to enhance the action. I think the electric cello played through a sound processor will produce an […]paul pavey
- 9. A Sea Shanty September 5, 2012There are several occasions when a ‘sea shanty‘ is needed, there being often scenes in this production with many sailors. As I am not working literally when regarding the period i.e. trying to recreate music from 800 B.C.E, I will use a style typical of popular shanty (‘popular’ may not be the best choice of word). As […]paul pavey
- 8. Troy’s Water Drum August 30, 2012Percussion is always an effective tool when used live in a theatrical setting and there will be several occasions in this production where it will be appropriate. I like to experiment for ideas and rhythms with a water drum as it has a full range of timbre and then convert that to a more comprehensive […]paul pavey
- 7. Announcing the Gods August 25, 2012For this particular sound, the horn has to lend itself perfectly. An instrument that signals announcement with regal and archetypal connotation. I would prefer to use a Shofar, possibly one of the first horns literally made from the horn of an antelope, however, given to its limitations of pitch (it having only 5 recognisable notes rising […]paul pavey
- ‘3’ for Martin Schlaepfer and three chamber works July 28, 2014
