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Waste Hierarchy

from Colours In My Head by Andsome Friends

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Waste Hierarchy is an important concept. The idea is to use as few resources, and as little of them, as possible. If we can, we should re-use them and only recycle them when their usefulness is exhausted. By the time we get through the diminished intervals and diminuendos, the re-used perfect fifths and the baroque style fugue of this piece we singers are pretty well exhausted ourselves!

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Reduuce, re-use, recycle

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from Colours In My Head, released August 15, 2020
Written by Miguel Heatwole, 2007

Performed by
Soprano: Yasmin Funk, Margot McLaughlin, Lisa Stewart
Alto: Dallas De Brabander, Janelle Heron, Lisa Vincent
Tenor: Terry Clinton, Michael Handy, Brian White
Bass: Robert Boddington, Miguel Heatwole, Joe Vandermeer

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Miguel Heatwole Sydney, Australia

Miguel’s a versatile singer, choral director & composer. His interests include folk & world music, political satire, the environment, trade unionism & the responsible enjoyment of alcohol. His songwriting embraces themes like peace & justice, the family cat, & visceral passionate attraction. His enthusiasm for recording community singing has let many people share the power of their songs. ... more

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