Martin Grayson : Chamber Symphony for 9 Sustained Instruments and Percussion (1971) Op. 24
This is the chamber symphony which uses clarinets in Eb and Bb and is written in a classic 12-note style, giving it a rather early 20th century feel.
Martin Grayson : Dives and Lazarus, from Ludi Musici, for 2 Violins
Ludi Musici is a collection of pieces conceived and scored for treble and tenor recorders. No. 2 is a duo based on the folk song Dives and Lazarus, presented here in the 2 violin version.
Martin Grayson : Trio for Flute, Oboe & Bassoon (1970) Op. 19
This trio is one of several serial compositions I was wrote in the late sixties early seventies. This was the standard [i]academic[/i] style and several professors of music then wrote [i]how to do[/i] books on serial composition. It uses two twelve-note series and has a vague tonality of E.
Martin Grayson : 1st Movement of Viola Concerto Op. 23
This piece was written in 1971, and is in the Hindemith / Bartok style I was then writing in. It uses a small orchestra of double woodwind.
Martin Grayson : String quartet No. 1
This is a computerised performance (Sibelius5/Kontakt) of the quartet written in the Bartok sort of style back in 1972.
