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        for piano four hands
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        for prepared piano and electronics
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  • Selection of works
    • Solo with electronics
      • Susurrant metal, singing rocks
        for violin, objects and electronics
      • Rop, böljande
        for horn and tape
      • While the heart’s heartbeat beats its old song
        for amplified saxophone and tape
      • While she was dreaming
        for amplified violin and electronics
      • Ytor, böljande
        for percussion and loudspeaker
      • Reed, chanting
        for oboe and electronics
    • Duo
      • Sweet Thursday
        for guitar duo
      • Ting and Twine
        for harp and percussion
      • Bells and Tides
        for cello and percussion
      • Gesång
        for mezzo soprano, percussion and electronics
      • Wavering wood, whirling metal
        for harp, percussion and music boxes
    • Ensemble
      • Whispering c(h)ords, quietly falling
        for ensemble
      • Stimme aus der Ferne
        for ensemble
      • Swirls and Shades
        for eight saxophones
      • Trio
        for traditional Korean percussion, piano and violin
      • A swarm came in from the dark
        for violin and ensemble
      • Tinkles, clinks and heavenly metal
        for violin, Paetzold, objects and electronics
      • Paths of Wood and Pearl
        for ensemble
      • Reed, undulating
        for ensemble
      • Backdrifting
        for ensemble
    • Orchestra
      • Whirli(gigue)
        for large symphony orchestra
      • Krusning Skiktning
        for piano and orchestra
    • Music for young musicians
      • Thawing, undulating
        for saxophone, trombone and any six instruments
      • Musik för strängar
        for piano four hands
      • For Ashley
        for prepared piano and electronics

For Ashley

for prepared piano and tape

Studio recording, Jenny Hettne, 2004.

http://jennyhettne.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/For-Ashley.mp3

For Ashley is an interaction between the tapepart and the young performer/amateur pianist. The score opens to improvisations around a given pitch material. The performer could interpret the score freely, or follow it more exact with a stopwatch, whatever is preferred. All the sounds in the tapepart derives from the piano, and can be seen as an extension of the timbre. The idea is to stimulate the performers imgination.

A device to play the sound file, a loudspeaker, a slip of stiff paper, a bell free of choice and, if one prefers, a stop watch is needed to perform the piece.

Durata: 5′

Contact jennyhettne@jennyhettne.com for the score (free of charge)

  • Premiered by Jenny Hettne at GAS-festivalen, Göteborg, September 2003.

Other performances include:

  • Jenny Hettne, Universidade de Aveiro, Portugal, May 2006.
  • Stephanie Mulot, Artisten, Göteborg, March 2008.
  • Stephanie Mulot, Artisten, Göteborg, May 2008

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