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17th of December 2021
EP Release - Apple Music/Spotify
EP RELEASE: Suite in G for Flute and Guitar
Carradine's Suite in G for Flute and Guitar is now available on Apple Music and Spotify. Written as a companion piece to the Baroque Suite for 2 Violins in C Minor released in early 2021, the Suite in G takes a modern approach to the Baroque Suite by challenging the established meters, forms, and harmonic language associated with each Baroque dance. The composition was commissioned and formidably interpreted by the ever talented Rainer Maria Nero (Guitar) and Fabian Franco Ramirez (Flute). Special thanks to Arpad Hadnagy of RedpMusic for producing, mastering and releasing the EP.
6th of February 2021
iTunes - Exclusive EP Release
EP RELEASE: Baroque Suite for 2 Violins in C Minor
The worldwide online release of Carradine's Baroque Suite for 2 Violins in C Minor. The piece was meant as an experiment in old baroque dance forms and was composed in 2016 and recorded in the summer of 2020. The piece is wonderfully performed by Michaela Schütz and Karina Ille, and is available on iTunes and Apple Music. Special thanks to Arpad Hadnagy of RedpMusic for producing, mastering and releasing the EP.
4th of July - 3rd of August 2019
THEATER REICHENAU – Neuer Spielraum
FESTSPIELE REICHENAU: "Die Schönen und Verdammten"
A german language theater adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's semi-autobiographical novel, The Beautiful and Damned which featured original music and arrangements of period classics by Henry Wolfe Carradine. It was presented as part of the Festspiele Reichenau in 2019 between the 4th of July and 3rd of August.
7th of July 2018
Bank Austria Salon im Alten Rathaus
CARRADINE: Debut Performances
The premiere of Carradine's Piano Sonata in B Flat Lydian and Piano Trio in G-Phrygian. Featuring members of the Vienna Philharmonic Bernhard and Wilfried Hedenborg. The concert was held at Vienna's Bank Austria Salon on the 7th of June 2018.
31st of May 2017
Klaviersalon G.I. Stingl
