Some links to recent work of mine, as composer, organist, and performing as a music technologist (using Max) – another of my musical loves! Many of the pieces are closely aligned with the area where I live in regional Victoria (Australia). There are two versions of Norman’s Making Place, one based on places in Malaysia and the other on the Ballarat-Skipton Rail Trail.  In all works with flute, the flautist is Jean Penny.

In Flute Sculptures, David Harley’s beautiful digital imagery is paired with a musique-mixte composition of mine for flute and electronics.

Other Performances are HERE Publications are HERE

Concretions for organ and live electronic processing – Andrew Blackburn (organ and electronics)

Making Place – Katharine Norman – (Malaysia) Concert Flute Version Jean Penny Flute: Andrew Blackburn (electronics)

Making Place – Katharine Norman – (Ballarat-Skipton Rail Trail) Alto Flute Version Jean Penny Flute: Andrew Blackburn (electronics)

Scoria Cone – Kenya Wilkins (electronics by – Andrew Blackburn) Jean Penny Flute

Postcards from Lockdown Penny & Blackburn. Jean Penny(flute): Andrew Blackburn (electronics)

Lal Lal Falls Jean Penny(flute) & Andrew Blackburn (electronics)

Vanitas – Steve Everett  organ and live electronics (Organ Andrew Blackburn: Electronics – Steve Everett. Recorded Toorak Uniting Church, Australia) ​Also on YouTube

Eight Panels Lawrence Harvey with SIAL (Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory– RMIT University)

First Performance Melbourne Town Hall, Australia

2nd performance Toorak Uniting Church Australia

Gadubanud Coastlines for Flute and live electronics – Jean Penny (flute) Andrew Blackburn (electronics)

Flute Sculptures Digital art by David Harley. Music Andrew Blackburn

Behold a Pale Horse – Stephen Montague (Organ – Andrew Blackburn recorded Melbourne Town Hall, Australia)

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