Pamela J. Marshall
Nature-inspired, classically-based chamber music, choral pieces, and synthesized ambient tracks, -- quirky rhythms, spicy harmonies, catchy melodic bits
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Anthropology Variations for clarinet, violin, pian
Anthropology Variations for clarinet, violin, pian
Variations: 1. Theme: Gestures, 2. Mysteries, 3. Viewpoints, 4. Contemplation, 5. Fantasies, 6. Coda: Ephemera. Alternate parts for flute, and for viola or cello instead of violin. Contact the composer at spindrift.com for the score.
Nature-Portugal-Blue-fronted parakeets
Nature-Portugal-Blue-fronted parakeets
The park at Quinta Real was an 18th-century playground for royalty, with formal gardens and orchards now gone a little wild. The fields are filled with spring wildflowers in March. The noisy flock of blue-fronted parakeets are eating seeds.
Nature-Portugal Caxias at dawn
Nature-Portugal Caxias at dawn
At dawn the traffic is less and the birds are many in March. Blackbirds, greenfinches, a crow, collared doves, blue tit, wren, and black redstart are among the birds singing in the gardens near our apartment in Caxias, Portugal.
Birding in Winter
Birding in Winter
A cappella setting of a poem by Susan Edwards Richmond. Evocative imagery of being ready to wait in the cold to see birds. Can the music convey to a non-birder the special thrill of sighting birds in challenging conditions?
A Bequest (from The Future of Life cantata)
A Bequest (from The Future of Life cantata)
Middlesex Community College faculty concert for the climate change interdisciplinary weekend. Carmen Rodriguez-Peralta, piano; Anna Ward, soprano; Orlando Cela, flute; Robert Bekkers, guitar. Text adapted from E.O. Wilson's The Future of Life.
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I compose music for chamber groups, orchestra, synthesizers, and off-beat instruments like mandolin ensemble. You'll hear beautiful sounds, dissonant harmonies, quirky rhythms. I'm inspired by nature, poetry, and any old sound - pots and pans, crystal glasses, wind and water, and especially birds. Influences include Bartok and Messiaen, sometimes a little bit of jazz and improvisation.
Lexington, MA
USA
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Based in Lexington, MA, Pamela J. Marshall is an independent Contemporary Classical artist who has been releasing music on SoundClick since 2010. With over 50 original tracks available on SoundClick, the catalog spans contemporary classical releases built for free streaming.
The music spans Dance, Electronic and Classical, drawing on a sound influenced by Poetry, Samples, Future and Jazzy. Production relies on piano, percussion and flute, giving the catalog a consistent sonic identity. Across releases, the mood is consistently progressive and ambient, making the catalog easy to navigate for artists seeking a specific feel.
Several releases highlight the range and quality of the catalog. "Anthropology Variations for clarinet, violin, pian" is a standout contemporary production that peaked at #8 on the SoundClick Contemporary chart. "Nature-Portugal-Blue-fronted parakeets" is a focused alternative production that charted at #19 on the SoundClick chart. "Nature-Portugal Caxias at dawn" is an alternative production that charted at #17 on the SoundClick chart.
With 4.8K streams on SoundClick and a track record of earning 13 top-50 chart positions on SoundClick, Pamela J. Marshall has established a strong footprint in the independent contemporary classical space. Explore the full catalog on SoundClick.
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