SALINA FISHER: Rainphase

Published 2018-02-13
Salina Fisher was the 2015 NZSO National Youth Orchestra Composer-in-Residence. Her commission, ‘Rainphase’, was premiered under the baton of Jose Luis Gomez at Wellington's Michael Fowler Centre. The work would go on to win the 2015 SOUNZ Contemporary Award and receive a performance by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, with a performance by the Auckland Philharmonia scheduled for this November.

Salina writes that the work, "draws on characteristics of water as rain: its shape and shapelessness, transparency and density, energy and calm, and its capacity for reflection in both a literal and emotional sense."

See the premiere performance in this NZ On Air-funded Resound film, with audio provided by RNZ Concert.

To purchase the score or discover further information about this work, visit: sounz.org.nz/works/show/22353

Production of this film was made possible by generous NZ On Air funding of the Resound project at SOUNZ.

All Comments (2)
  • @bigeolder
    I found out about Salina Fisher in the beginning of December 2019, when I saw her piece Komorebi performed on violin and vibraphone in San Francisco (California) Center for New Music. I love how subtle and almost intangible her music is, though it has a mesmerising power to touch your soul. Thank you for sharing this video!