
Ideal for players keen to delve into piano music of one of New Zealand's premiere composers, Centrifugues (1987) possesses a motion generated from a "spinning trill" with an attendant tattoo of accented repeated notes, creating an expansive resonance that has an air of brilliancy about it. A compelling testament to a composer who sees music as one of the great powers of the universe, ranking alongside electrical, gravitational and magnetic energy as a force to be manipulated and controlled.
John Rimmer is a New Zealand composer. He writes for a wide variety of musical forces and is founder of new music ensemble the Karlheinz Company.
