Compositions — Andrew Reed Miller

Here are a selection of Andrew’s compositions over the years. For a complete list, contact Andrew.

“Miller’s droll score accenting the text is absolute perfection” -Paula Citron The Globe and Mail May 5 2006

This composition was inspired by the epic painting “Transcendence” that was installed at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Summer/Autumn 2022. Performed with the amazing Sally Diblee.

Excerpt from Dracula (2022) music created to accompany the classic 1931 film starring Bela Lugosi. Small ensemble and Max/MSP patch. Recorded live at the Imperial Theatre in Oct 2022. Split screen with orchestra pit view.

Wintering was a collaborative project between Andrew Reed Miller, composer, writer Ryan Griffiths, Choreographer/Dancer Sarah Power, and filmmaker Michael Mohan.

Cloud (2015) performed here in 2020. The piece was created to launch the large painting Cloud, by Deanna Musgrave. The work is permanently installed at the Hans W. Klohn Commons building at the University of New Brunswick, Saint John campus.

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (2019) Mixed ensemble and Max/MSP performed with the classic 1920 silent film. Live at the Capitol Theatre Moncton.

produced by Connection Dance Works Choreography and Direction: Darryl Tracy Composer: Andrew Reed Miller Projection Design: Chris Giles Lighting Design: Michelle Ramsay Stage Manager: Trent Logan Costumes: Diane Johnson, Sarah Power Interpreters and Movement Creation: Sarah Power, Amanda LaRusic, Marcia Dysart, Joanna Bryson Premiere - October 14, 2017 at Imperial Theatre, Saint John, New Brunswick

Cars (2019) Andrew Reed Miller Danielle Sametz, violin; Robin Streb, viola; Andrew Reed Miller, contrabass; Joel Cormier, vibraphone presented in collaboration with Saint John Arts Centre and Saint John Early Music Studio

Cars (2016/19) Ensemble with Audio and Video live at the Saint John Arts Centre 2019

Desire (2013) bass with Max/MSP Jitter interface, live at Open Waters 2013 Khyber Centre Halifax

Give it to Me (2009) bass and electronics