Annea Lockwood Photo: Nicole Tavenner, annealockwood.com
New Zealand-born Annea Lockwood’s career has been based overseas, particularly in America, where she has lived for many years.
Her work is exploratory and focuses on the music in sounds that we don’t think of as traditionally musical.
She is known for her river recordings and notorious for piano burnings, and her work cannot be easily summed up in a few sound bites.
Related audio:
Music Details:
LOCKWOOD: Red Mesa - Dan Poynton (pno) (Rattle RAT D006)
LOCKWOOD: Water Jars - recorded glass sounds realised & edited by composer (EM Records EM 1064 CD)
LOCKWOOD: Rod across edge of pane - recorded glass sounds realised & edited by composer (EM Records EM 1064 CD)
LOCKWOOD: Medium Mobile - recorded glass sounds realised & edited by composer (EM Records EM 1064 CD)
LOCKWOOD: Calamity Brook, from A Sound map of the Hudson River - U197 - Recorded river sounds (Lovely Music LCD 2081)
LOCKWOOD: Buoyant - Recorded sounds (Recital Seven 2014)
LOCKWOOD: Backo Novo Selo to Dobra, from A sound map of the Danube - Recorded sounds (Lovely Music LCD 2083)
LOCKWOOD: Ear Walking Woman - Lois Svard (prepared piano) (Recital Seven 2014)
LOCKWOOD: In our Name - Thomas Buckner (bar), Theodore Mook (cello), Bill Hart, Bruce Odland (narr) (New World Records 80729)
LOCKWOOD: Wild Energy - Recorded sounds (Private recording)
