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Check out the first sample of my Symphony No. 2 “Ex Oceano” , the Ocean Symphony. Recorded in Prague during September of 2013. ex Oceano – we are from the ocean – the ocean sustains us from Nick Roden on Vimeo. Links to Related Articles The Making of a Symphony – Visit the project home at the Lynchpin website. Symphony of Science – An article in the Australian Antarctic Magazine, Issue 25: December 2013 Contemporary Symphony Adds New Depth to

Some very exciting news: My Symphony No.2 that was commissioned by Lynchpin will be recorded by the Czech National Symphony Orchestra at the Rudolfinum concert hall in Prague!! This is the large collaborative science/arts project that I have been alluding to for some time. I have now been working with with PhD candidates Nick Roden and Rob Johnston (Profiles below) for nearly two years in pulling together the science that has informed the composition of this large scale composition. “A

The Queensland Symphony Orchestra and Queensland Music Festival have jointly commissioned Australian composer Matthew Dewey to write an exhilarating work for James Morrison (trumpet) and Julian Bliss (clarinet). American composer Lalo Schifrin was originally slated to compose a triple concerto for trumpet, piano and clarinet. While it is unfortunate that Mr Schifrin is no longer in a position to complete this commission, QSO is excited to be able to feature the work of Australia’s own Matthew Dewey. It’s a lyrical,