Sean's Composer Bio List of Works Composer and Clarinetist Sean Osborn has traveled the world as soloist, chamber musician, and during his eleven years with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. A recipient of an “Accomplished Musician” award from the IBLA Grand Prize, 15 ASCAPlus awards, and grants from Jack Straw, Sean has been commissioned by the Cornish College of the Arts, and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Woodwind Quintet, and multiple solo performers. His compositions have been widely performed by amateurs, students, and professionals, including the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Auburn Symphony, Philharmonia Northwest, and members of the American Saxophone Quartet, the orchestras of New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Seattle, the MET and participants in the Marlboro Music Festival. Osborn's compositions have also been featured on recordings by Cambria and Albany records, and reviewers have called his music full of 'ingenious antiphony and counterpoint' (ClassicalNet), 'fun-to-play' (The Clarinet), 'engaging' (Fanfare), and 'impetuous' (Hoefner Volksblatt). Combining multiple styles and genres (Modern, Gregorian, Rock, Folk, Post-Minimal, etc.) with the styles of his Celtic and Native American heritage, Mr. Osborn achieves a synthesis like no other.

Complex overlapping rhythm and ostinati often combine with multiple simultaneous tempos and free melodies. Bosch Magneto Serial Numbers. Many of these files are free to download as pdfs. Songs are used motivically, and include We Will Rock You, Under Pressure, Bohemian Rhapsody, Love of my Life, Death on Two Legs, Tie Your Mother Down. Cuccia neatly layers all of these stories into his film, with considerable thanks to Massimo Bassoli, a bohemian spirit and Italian rock journalist who befriended Zappa in the '70s. He hung around. The quartet's second, third, and fourth albums were released on Apple Records, the label that The Beatles founded in 1968.

Complex overlapping rhythm and ostinati often combine with multiple simultaneous tempos and free melodies. 'Extended techniques' make up his wide and colorful palette, with each unusual sound always in service to the musical expression. Unless otherwise noted, all music is published by Octogram Press.

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Andy Dexterity signs Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody at TEDxSydney 2017 Andy Dexterity is a Green Room Award-nominated performance maker primarily recognised for his unique brand of movement, fusing dance, physical theatre and signed languages. Andy is fascinated by the way we communicate and interact as a species and creates work with the intention to connect and empower. Hailing from a theatre background, Andy has performed roles in award-winning shows for Melbourne Theatre Company, Sydney Theatre Company, Opera Australia and Belvoir Street Theatre, including the Australian premieres of Urinetown and Altarboyz. Andy conceived original “signdance” choreography for Grammy Award-winning pop singer, Kimbra, conducted the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for The Wiggles Meet The Orchestra, was special guest in the 2014 Outgames Opening Ceremony, performed “signdancing” with Tina Arena and opened the 2015 Australian Dance Awards at The Sydney Opera House. As a choreographer, he devised en-masse “signdancing” for the opening ceremony of the 2015 World Netball Cup, choreographed the Australian revival of RENT – the musical and You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown, both for The Hayes Theatre Company and is currently coordinating and conducting The Sydney Auslan Ensemble for The Sydney Philharmonia’s production of Elijah. As artistic director of the 2016 Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras, Andy’s main focus was festival accessibility, incorporating Auslan (Australian Sign Language) into as many aspects as possible, including a sign language spectacular for the opening ceremony.