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== Works for Percussion == | == Works for Percussion == | ||
Latest revision as of 07:52, 7 June 2026
Biography
Born:
Country: London, United Kingdom
Studies: Guildhall School of Music and Drama; Edinburgh Napier University; University of Sussex
Teachers: Martin Butler & Jonathan Harvey
Website: https://www.cameronsinclair.co.uk/
Cameron SInclair combines composing and conducting with a busy freelance performing career, playing with orchestras and ensembles such as the Philharmonia, Chamber Orchestra of Europe, Glyndebourne, English Chamber Orchestra and period ensembles like the Gabrieli Consort and Orchestre Romantique et Revolutionnaire. His writing output ranges from orchestral works to chamber, choral and electronic music and he has been commissioned for the Venice Biennale, Turin Festival and by various ensembles including the Britten Sinfonia, Ensemble Bash and the Paragon Ensemble. His music has won a British Composer’s Award, the Butterworth Prize and Scottish Composers Prize.
Cameron is particularly interested in inter-disciplinary projects and has often collaborated with scientists, visual artists and architects. He was awarded an Arts Council Fellowship to be Artist in Residence at Cittadellarte during which he collaborated on many works shown in galleries throughout Europe and was a director of the Vietato L’Accesso River Festival in Biella, Italy, which brought together musicians, architects, industrialists, artists, ecologists and local food producers to create a series of events around the historic industrial architecture of the city.
Committed to outreach work, he recently directed an education project for the Cambridge Music Festival in association with scientists working on the Genome Project and has devised projects for the RCM, RAM, Tate Gallery, Royal National Theatre, Children’s Music Workshop and English Pocket Opera. [1]
Works for Percussion
Multiple Percussion
Etude No. 6 Ritournelle
Oreiad
Vaya Puente
Zonal 1
Vibraphone
Marimba/Xylophone
Snare Drum
Timpani
Ceremonial (Sinclair)
3 Tanzen
Mallet Ensemble
Funk Loops - Vibraphone and 3 Marimba
Shifting Sands (Sinclair)
With Other Instruments
The Fly - Oboe; Percussion; Electronics
References