Harrison HI-VIS

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Holly Harrison HI-VIS for

orchestra

Full Score

Commissioned and first performed by the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Eivind Aadland, 11 March 2022, Federation Concert Hall, Hobart

Wise Music G. Schirmer Australia Pty Ltd Sydney, NSW

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HI-VIS

Sydney, NSW

Wise Music G. Schirmer Australia Pty Ltd

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Instrumentation

Piccolo

Flute

2 Oboes, 2nd doubling cor anglais

2 Clarinets in Bb, 2nd doubling bass clarinet

Bassoon

Contrabassoon

4 Horns in F

2 Trumpets in C

2 Trombones

Bass trombone

Tuba

Timpani

2 Percussionists:

Whip, small bass drum, hi-hat, mounted ratchet, sports whistle, train whistle, 2 x woodblocks, vibraslap, egg shaker/maraca, tambourine, snare drum, splash cymbal, crash cymbal, triangle, 2 x toms

Harp

Strings

Transposed score

duration circa 9 minutes

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Program note

Hi-Vis is inspired by night roadworks. For the majority of 2020 (and beyond!), major roadworks took place outside my Western Sydney home from 9pm to 4am each night: flickering lights, continuous drilling, humming, reversing, beeping, and grinding. Yet, amid lockdown times, I found the rhythms of machinery strangely comforting and exciting, and a gentle reminder of the existence of other people!

Hi-Vis is a musical re-imagining of these sights and sounds, but also a celebration of all things hi-vis, musical and otherwise. Think fluorescent, luminescent and neon colours, LED traffic batons, and, of course, workers in hi-vis vests. I began to imagine what road workers might be listening to, and how the contrast between the strobing lights and dark sky conjured up an almost nightclub-like environment. The piece loosely draws on ‘hi-vis’ elements of electronic dance music, brass fanfares, boot-scooting, and disco, all filtered through the constant on-and-off of earmuffs.

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Selected works by Holly Harrison also available from Wise Music G. Schirmer Australia

ORCHESTRA

Centrifuge (2022)

Hi-Vis (2021)

Black Ice (2021) for string orchestra

Fizzin’ Fury (2019)

Splinter (2018)

Jammed (2018)

Frumious (2013) for chamber orchestra

Big Top (2021) written for young audiences

POWER UP (2021)

min for body percussion and orchestra, written for young audiences

CONCERTO

Hovercraft (2025)

min for theremin, percussion and strings

Superhighway (2024) for saxophone and orchestra

Hellbent (2021) for trumpet and orchestra

Hotwire (2019) for viola and orchestra

CHAMBER

Swivel & Swerve (2024) for soprano sax and piano

Daredevil (2023) for clarinet, string quartet and piano

Riffs and Revs (2023)

min for flute, bass clarinet, cello, and keyboard

Burnout (2022) for brass ensemble

Triple Threat (2021) for brass and percussion

Bend/Boogie/Break (2018) for mixed sextet

min

min

min

The Mad Hatter’s Tea-Party (2018) for narrator and mixed quintet 18 min

Balderdash (2018) for string quartet

Lobster Tales and Turtle Soup (2016) for mixed sextet

WIND BAND

(2023)

min

And Whether Pigs Have Wings (2022) 10 min new version for soprano and wind band Splinter (2020) 8 min

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