WINIFRED PHILLIPS LINKS
1. The book "A composer's guide to game music"
Availble in various format incl. ebox
http://mitpress.mit.edu/books/composers-guide-game-music
http://www.amazon.com/A-Composers-Guide-Game-Music/dp/0262026643
you can read about it here:
http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/1743311
You can also watch a promotional video trailer that gives a brief overview of the book:
http://youtu.be/0CXHTu8QEDQ
2. U-TUBE links
Talk about my music for Assassin's Creed Liberation at the Montreal International Game Summit last November. You can watch that here:
http://youtu.be/-CS3Nc2qFOoPart2
GameMediaPR channel (some of available videos)
#Guide supplement to book (sequencing)
http://youtu.be/N6lvMW8QmII
http://youtu.be/X7wXRY3ocL4
http://youtu.be/plVLJ1OXAiE
http://youtu.be/3cReeJBSjGQ
#Chicester university interview
http://youtu.be/giP7kG4oN74
#Spore hero (documentary)
http://youtu.be/TOQeLjMxs5I
# The legend of the Gardians
http://youtu.be/-QB6WyWj8fw
3. Also
http://www.winifredphillips.com/
Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winifred_Phillips
Blog http://winifredphillips.wordpress.com/
Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/winifredphillips
Thursday, 26 June 2014
interview Winifred Phillips and PLAYLIST 26-06-14
INTERVIEW Winifred PHILLIPS by Ariane Delaunois
PLAYLIST
Part 1 all game music composed by Winifred PHILLIPS
1. Assassin's creed III : Liberation - Liberation main theme
2. Legend of the guardians : The owls of Ga'Hoole - Wild fire
3. Sims animals - Free play
4. Sims animals - Quality time
5. Sims animals - Castle ridge
6. Spore hero - Spore zone
7. Spore hero - Creepy thing
8. Spore hero - Castle ridge
9. Assassin's creed III : Liberation - Secrets of Bayou
10. Assassin's creed III : Liberation - The cathedral Grounds
11. Super Mario : Go Mario!-Super Mario Brothers
Winifred Philips
Part2
12. Jessica CURRY : Clockwork Soul (Game Amnesia : a machine for pigs)
13. Jessica CURRY : These hands are bleeding (Game Amnesia : a machine for pigs)
14. Dorothea MADER : Pas de deux
15. Tina TERNEs : Windspiel
16. Hollis TAYLOR : Fast forward
17. Hildur GUDNADOTTIR: Irridescence
18. Les LAPPETITES (Matthews, Greie, Akama) : Ouverture
19. Elisabeth JACQUET DE LA GUERRE: Recit elle approche a l'aspect du throne
20. Vivienne Olive : The Blacksmith V, Jig
Show presented by Ariane
SHOW 26-06-14 Sory sound level of broadcasting too low...
If not fixed will be re broadcasted next week possibly
Thursday, 19 June 2014
PLAYLIST 19-06-14
1) Rachel MILLER, Baba Yaga
2) Ester MAGI, Bukoolika
3) Nancy VAN DER VATE, Diversion for brass
4) Hildegard VON BINGEN, O Presul Vere Civitatis
5) Hildegard WESTERKAMP, Breathing Room
6)Sonja GROSSNER, Course of Sun and Moon
7)Judith CLOUD, The lake has swallowed the whole sky
8)Virginia Aurora SCOTT, Pink Sky, Suilven
9) Miyuki ITO, Double shadows for Sho and live electronics
10)Galina USTVOLSKAYA, Symphony No. 4, Prayer
11)Ruth CRAWFORD SEEGER, Five preludes for piano
12) Imogen HOLST, Three psalms
13) Gloria COATES, the silver eyed soul
14) Carol ROBINSON, Velvet Shoes
15) Ester MAGI, Variations for piano, clarinet and chamber orchestra
2) Ester MAGI, Bukoolika
3) Nancy VAN DER VATE, Diversion for brass
4) Hildegard VON BINGEN, O Presul Vere Civitatis
5) Hildegard WESTERKAMP, Breathing Room
6)Sonja GROSSNER, Course of Sun and Moon
7)Judith CLOUD, The lake has swallowed the whole sky
8)Virginia Aurora SCOTT, Pink Sky, Suilven
9) Miyuki ITO, Double shadows for Sho and live electronics
10)Galina USTVOLSKAYA, Symphony No. 4, Prayer
11)Ruth CRAWFORD SEEGER, Five preludes for piano
12) Imogen HOLST, Three psalms
13) Gloria COATES, the silver eyed soul
14) Carol ROBINSON, Velvet Shoes
15) Ester MAGI, Variations for piano, clarinet and chamber orchestra
Presented by Lucinda Guy
Wednesday, 18 June 2014
Jenny Fowler's BBC PROMS SURVEY 2014
Below is my report on this year's BBC Proms season.
Jenny Fowler
BBC PROMS SURVEY 2014
For some years Women in Music (UK) has been doing a survey of the numbers of women represented in the BBC PROMS season. The Proms is the largest classical music festival in the world. This year there are 59 evening orchestral concerts, as well as chamber music concerts, daytime events and late-night concerts. The audiences in the Royal Albert Hall are of many thousands, and all the concerts are broadcast, many on television.
The figures for women in the 2014 Proms season are:
Composers: 8/124 (6.2%) [Last year was 5.4%]
Living composers: 8/35 (23%) [Last year was 16%]
Number of works by living composers: 8/51 (15.7%)
BBC Commissions: 1/11 (9%) [Last year was 23%]
Conductors: 4/62 (6.4%) [Last year was 7%]
Instrumental soloists: 16/50 (32%) [Last year was 30%]
The women composers are: Sally Beamish (main evening concert, substantial work); Unsuk Chin (main evening concert, substantial work); Paloma Faith (singer-songwriter, late-night); Helen Grime (main evening concert, short work); Laura Mvula (singer-songwriter, late-night); Roxanna Panufnik (main evening concert, shortish work); Dobrinka Tabakova (late-night, short); Judith Weir (lunchtime chamber concert, BBC Commission).
The conductors are: Marin Alsop (main evening concert); Han-Na Chang (Sunday matinee); (Sian Edwards (Saturday matinee); Rebecca Miller (short morning concert).
To analyse the results: Eight women composers is a larger number than usual, but I have included a new category of number of works by living composers, as the women have only one work each and a number of men had several, so this brings down the proportion of works by women. The best way to increase the number of women composers would be to give commissions to women. This year the figure is quite shocking: out of 11 BBC commissions and co-commissions only one is for a woman and that is for a solo piano piece! In contrast, the BBC has commissioned male composers to write 8 big orchestral pieces in the main evening concerts, with 2 other smaller pieces. Looking at the women conductors, only one of the 4 women will be conducting a main evening concert.
As last year, in order to put the figures in context, I have surveyed the 2014 - 2015 season of classical (mainly orchestral) concerts at the Southbank Centre in London. There are 168 classical concerts where details are available. The figures for women in those are:
Composers 6/140 (4.3%) Unsuk Chin, Anna Clyne, Tansy Davies, Olga Neuwirth, Stevie Wishart, Julia Wolfe.
Living composers: 6/36 (17%)
Works by living composers: 7/53 (13%)
Conductors; 1/78 (1.3%) Marin Alsop
?
So , as always, the Proms season is no worse, and perhaps rather better than other concert seasons.
Jennifer Fowler
Jenny Fowler
BBC PROMS SURVEY 2014
For some years Women in Music (UK) has been doing a survey of the numbers of women represented in the BBC PROMS season. The Proms is the largest classical music festival in the world. This year there are 59 evening orchestral concerts, as well as chamber music concerts, daytime events and late-night concerts. The audiences in the Royal Albert Hall are of many thousands, and all the concerts are broadcast, many on television.
The figures for women in the 2014 Proms season are:
Composers: 8/124 (6.2%) [Last year was 5.4%]
Living composers: 8/35 (23%) [Last year was 16%]
Number of works by living composers: 8/51 (15.7%)
BBC Commissions: 1/11 (9%) [Last year was 23%]
Conductors: 4/62 (6.4%) [Last year was 7%]
Instrumental soloists: 16/50 (32%) [Last year was 30%]
The women composers are: Sally Beamish (main evening concert, substantial work); Unsuk Chin (main evening concert, substantial work); Paloma Faith (singer-songwriter, late-night); Helen Grime (main evening concert, short work); Laura Mvula (singer-songwriter, late-night); Roxanna Panufnik (main evening concert, shortish work); Dobrinka Tabakova (late-night, short); Judith Weir (lunchtime chamber concert, BBC Commission).
The conductors are: Marin Alsop (main evening concert); Han-Na Chang (Sunday matinee); (Sian Edwards (Saturday matinee); Rebecca Miller (short morning concert).
To analyse the results: Eight women composers is a larger number than usual, but I have included a new category of number of works by living composers, as the women have only one work each and a number of men had several, so this brings down the proportion of works by women. The best way to increase the number of women composers would be to give commissions to women. This year the figure is quite shocking: out of 11 BBC commissions and co-commissions only one is for a woman and that is for a solo piano piece! In contrast, the BBC has commissioned male composers to write 8 big orchestral pieces in the main evening concerts, with 2 other smaller pieces. Looking at the women conductors, only one of the 4 women will be conducting a main evening concert.
As last year, in order to put the figures in context, I have surveyed the 2014 - 2015 season of classical (mainly orchestral) concerts at the Southbank Centre in London. There are 168 classical concerts where details are available. The figures for women in those are:
Composers 6/140 (4.3%) Unsuk Chin, Anna Clyne, Tansy Davies, Olga Neuwirth, Stevie Wishart, Julia Wolfe.
Living composers: 6/36 (17%)
Works by living composers: 7/53 (13%)
Conductors; 1/78 (1.3%) Marin Alsop
?
So , as always, the Proms season is no worse, and perhaps rather better than other concert seasons.
Jennifer Fowler
Sunday, 8 June 2014
Playlist 12-06-14
Friday, 6 June 2014
Playlist 5-06-2014
Hildegard VON BINGEN: Ego Humilitas from Ordo Vertutum
Misato MOSHIZUKI: Si Bleu, Si Calme
Jennifer FOWLER: Veni Sancte Spiritus - Veni Creator
Judith WEIR: King Harald's Saga (4 movements)
Judith SHATIN: The Passion of St Cecilia (3 movements)
Helena GOUGH: Grau
Roshanne ETEZADY: Hot Water Burn Baby
Elizabeth MACONCHY: Allegro non Troppo from Quintet (1932)
Nicola LEFANU: Presto and Cadenza from Amores
Presented by Lucinda Guy
Misato MOSHIZUKI: Si Bleu, Si Calme
Jennifer FOWLER: Veni Sancte Spiritus - Veni Creator
Judith WEIR: King Harald's Saga (4 movements)
Judith SHATIN: The Passion of St Cecilia (3 movements)
Helena GOUGH: Grau
Roshanne ETEZADY: Hot Water Burn Baby
Elizabeth MACONCHY: Allegro non Troppo from Quintet (1932)
Nicola LEFANU: Presto and Cadenza from Amores
Presented by Lucinda Guy
Thursday, 5 June 2014
Playlist 3-04-14
Doina ROTARU: Symphony No. 2
Dobrinka TABAKOVA: Such Different Paths
Beatriz FERREYRA: L'Orvietan
Hanna HARTMAN: Wespen Vesper
Okkyung LEE: The Space Beneath My Grey Heart
Gloria COATES: Holographic Universe: 1. Dark Energy
The Skein (Andrea PARKINS and Jessica CONSTABLE): Harrow
Leticia CASTANEDA: Cut Doep
Polina VORONOVA: Landing
Annette KREBS: Xirx
Marina ROSENFELD: Beginner Monster
Meredith MONK: Low Ring
Presented by Sophie.
Dobrinka TABAKOVA: Such Different Paths
Beatriz FERREYRA: L'Orvietan
Hanna HARTMAN: Wespen Vesper
Okkyung LEE: The Space Beneath My Grey Heart
Gloria COATES: Holographic Universe: 1. Dark Energy
The Skein (Andrea PARKINS and Jessica CONSTABLE): Harrow
Leticia CASTANEDA: Cut Doep
Polina VORONOVA: Landing
Annette KREBS: Xirx
Marina ROSENFELD: Beginner Monster
Meredith MONK: Low Ring
Presented by Sophie.
Playlist 17-04-2014
Hildur GUDNADOTTIR: Leyfdu Ljosinu
Pauline OLIVEROS: Lear on the Road
Ikue MORI: So It Falls
Gloria COATES: The Silver Eyed Soul
Okkyung LEE: Over the Oak, Under the Elm
Franghiz ALI-ZADEH: Music for Piano
The Skein (Andrea PARKINS and Jessica CONSTABLE): Ides for Two
Dobrinka TABAKOVA: Suite in Old Style
Meredith MONK: Slide
Presented by Sophie.
Pauline OLIVEROS: Lear on the Road
Ikue MORI: So It Falls
Gloria COATES: The Silver Eyed Soul
Okkyung LEE: Over the Oak, Under the Elm
Franghiz ALI-ZADEH: Music for Piano
The Skein (Andrea PARKINS and Jessica CONSTABLE): Ides for Two
Dobrinka TABAKOVA: Suite in Old Style
Meredith MONK: Slide
Presented by Sophie.
Playlist 24-04-14
Hildegard VON BINGEN: O Ignis Spiritus Paraclitus
Hildegard WESTERKAMP: Whisper Study
Sonia GROSSNER: Appassionato
Eleanor CORY: O'Keefe's Flora
Ruth CRAWFORD-SEEGER: My Old Hen's a Good Old Hen
Elizabeth MACHONCHY: Quintet (1932)
Lydia AYERS: Tala Malika Jak
Vanessa ROSSETTO: Imperial Brick
Nicola LEFANU: Very Serene
Ruth CRAWFORD-SEEGER: String Quartet (1931)
Missy MAZZOLI: Magic with Everyday Objects
Present by Lucinda and Sophie.
Hildegard WESTERKAMP: Whisper Study
Sonia GROSSNER: Appassionato
Eleanor CORY: O'Keefe's Flora
Ruth CRAWFORD-SEEGER: My Old Hen's a Good Old Hen
Elizabeth MACHONCHY: Quintet (1932)
Lydia AYERS: Tala Malika Jak
Vanessa ROSSETTO: Imperial Brick
Nicola LEFANU: Very Serene
Ruth CRAWFORD-SEEGER: String Quartet (1931)
Missy MAZZOLI: Magic with Everyday Objects
Present by Lucinda and Sophie.
Playlist 8-5-14
Annea LOCKWOOD: Tiger Balm
Sophie-Carmen ECKHARDT-GRAMATTE: Bassoon Concerto
Poppy ACKROYD: Rain
Sainkho NAMTCHYLAK: Syberian 1
Allison CAMERON: A Blank Sheet of Metal
Gloria COATES: Where the Eagle Flies
The Skein (Andrea PARKINS and Jessica CONSTABLE): Zobeide
Kaija SAARIAHO: Amers
Sophie HUTCHINGS: The Near Side
Vanessa ROSSETTO: Eohippus
Presented by Sophie
Sophie-Carmen ECKHARDT-GRAMATTE: Bassoon Concerto
Poppy ACKROYD: Rain
Sainkho NAMTCHYLAK: Syberian 1
Allison CAMERON: A Blank Sheet of Metal
Gloria COATES: Where the Eagle Flies
The Skein (Andrea PARKINS and Jessica CONSTABLE): Zobeide
Kaija SAARIAHO: Amers
Sophie HUTCHINGS: The Near Side
Vanessa ROSSETTO: Eohippus
Presented by Sophie
Playlist 29-05-14
Hildur GUDNADOTTIR: Leyfdu Ljosoniu
Christina VANTZOU: The Magic of the Autodidact
Doina ROTARU: Flute Concerto No. 1
Beatriz FERREYRA: Rio de los Pajaros
Pinar KOKSAL: Sarkilar Soyluyorsan
Helen MONEY: Rift
Okkyung LEE: Meolly Ganeun
Franghiz ALI-ZADEH: Ashperon Quintet: 1. Tactile Time
Allison CAMERON: Raw Sangudo
Meredith MONK: Edge/ Scale Down
Presented by Sophie Wilder
Christina VANTZOU: The Magic of the Autodidact
Doina ROTARU: Flute Concerto No. 1
Beatriz FERREYRA: Rio de los Pajaros
Pinar KOKSAL: Sarkilar Soyluyorsan
Helen MONEY: Rift
Okkyung LEE: Meolly Ganeun
Franghiz ALI-ZADEH: Ashperon Quintet: 1. Tactile Time
Allison CAMERON: Raw Sangudo
Meredith MONK: Edge/ Scale Down
Presented by Sophie Wilder
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