Recordings
A selection of video and audio documentation. Audio recordings are grouped by format; some projects span more than one category.
Selected highlights
- Uspud (2025) — solo harmonium film performance
- Spectrum Sounds (2021) — seven synaesthetic miniatures (video + audio)
- Digital Syzygies (2022) — EEG/networked album with autistic/aurally divergent musicians
- Thirty Minutes for diplacusis piano (2019) — 30 short works for a bespoke instrument (video + audio)
- Valse des cure-dents (2025) — Duncan Honeybourne, piano; Prima Facie recording
- Les Origines humaines (1995) — live choral recording (selected movements)
- Catalogue de grenouilles (1987) — broadcast, studio and live recordings
Video
- Uspud (2025)
- Spectrum Sounds (2021)
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Thirty Minutes for diplacusis piano (2019)
- Addled Mystic
- Audible Sustain
- Brouillard
- Cavern
- Crippled Symmetry
- Displaced Palindrome
- Falling Stars
- Footsteps
- Forgotten Melody
- Hommage à Satie
- Improvisation #1
- Improvisation #2
- Improvisation #3
- Improvisation #4
- Improvisation #5
- Improvisation #6
- Improvisation #7
- Improvisation #8
- Improvisation #9
- Improvisation #10 (tone row)
- Limits of hearing
- Lost
- Searching drifting
- Silence
- Small Victory
- Tinnitus Onset
- Tintinnabulation
- Trying to find
- Two Voices
- Where two rivers meet, the water is never calm
- RUR: Rossum’s Universal Replicants (2014)
- The Imaginary Voyage (2013)
- Secret Garden (2011)
-
Catalogue de grenouilles (1987)
- Outdoor performance by Ensemble Décadanse in Lunel, France (June 2004)
Audio
Electroacoustic
- Three Rooms for Cora (2024)
- Free Country (2024)
- Grainger Gamelan (2024)
- Digital Syzygies (2022) — Musicians: Simon Allen, Andrew Hugill, Anya Ustaszewski, Elisabeth Wiklander
- Fluted Orange Turbulence (2021) — Flutes: Anya Ustaszewski
- A World in Yellow (2021) — Percussion: Simon Allen
- Ice Hole Trumpet (2021) — Trumpet: Robyn Steward
- The Imaginary Voyage (2013) — visuals by Lee Scott
- Secret Garden: Soundscape (2013)
- City Soundings (2011)
- Animal Stories (2011)
- Nicholas through the mist (2003)
- Island Symphony (1996)
- Clinamen (1994)
- Delay in Glass (1993)
- White Epiphany (1986)
- To End, Caruso Sang Figure 1 (1980)
Ensemble
- Kelston Birdsong (2019) — virtual ensemble
- Four Interludes (2009)
- O Pax Aetherna (1993) — student ensemble led by Catherine Laws
- Kodok (1989) — live recording, George W. Welch ensemble, Purcell Room, London
- Perles de l’Opéra (1988) — George W. Welch ensemble, Purcell Room, London (remastered by Ian Gardiner, 2024)
- Eastward Oh (1987) — live recording, Hugh McDowell (cello) and the George W. Welch ensemble
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Catalogue de grenouilles (1987)
- BBC Radio 3 broadcast (George W. Welch)
- Studio recording (Karis Stretton, piano)
- Performance by Ensemble Décadanse, Lunel (May 1998)
- White Epiphany (1986) — live performance
- A Slight List (1984) — George W. Welch, British Music Information Centre, London
- Phaon (1983)
- A.SC.H (1983) — performed at the University of Victoria
- Bride, teeming with sweet to the Bridegroom (1981) — George W. Welch ensemble
- Perles de l’Opéra (studio version, 1981) — Andrew Hugill (voice, pianos), John Abram (voice, drum)
- A Worker Speaks (1980) — live recording, Keele University (massed pianos and tapes)
- Clarinette Quintette (1979) — live recording, student ensemble
Instrumental
- A Robin in the Snow (2021) — violin: Fenella Humphreys
- What is violet? (2021) — lute: Matthew Spring
- Rook+Cello (2021) — cello: Elisabeth Wiklander
- Doublemain (1994) — Ed Pillinger (clarinet), Suzanne Cheetham (piano)
- Bachelor Machine (1992) — live recording, Matthew Griffiths (percussion)
- I am discovering (1992) — live recording, Matthew Griffiths (speaking, 3 drums & bottle, rowing machine)
- Sabotherm (1984)
Orchestral
- Timestretch (2001) — live recording, Philharmonia Orchestra (conductor: Andrew Constantine)
- St George’s Island Chorale (1996) — live recording, Philharmonia at UH (conductor: Howard Burrell)
Piano
- Valse des cure-dents (Waltz of the Toothpicks) (2025) — Duncan Honeybourne (piano); from D’après Satie: Music Towards a Future Past (Prima Facie, 2026). Broadcast on RTÉ lyric fm’s The Blue of the Night, September 2026.
- Marche des tardigrades (March of the Tardigrades) (2025) — computer performance
- Colourscape (2025) — computer performance
- Verdigrade (2021) — piano and diplacusis piano: Andrew Hugill
-
Thirty Minutes for diplacusis piano (2019)
- Addled Mystic
- Audible Sustain
- Brouillard
- Cavern
- Crippled Symmetry
- Displaced Palindrome
- Falling Stars
- Footsteps
- Forgotten Melody
- Hommage à Satie
- Improvisation #1
- Improvisation #2
- Improvisation #3
- Improvisation #4
- Improvisation #5
- Improvisation #6
- Improvisation #7
- Improvisation #8
- Improvisation #9
- Improvisation #10 (tone row)
- Limits of hearing
- Lost
- Searching drifting
- Silence
- Small Victory
- Tinnitus Onset
- Tintinnabulation
- Trying to find
- Two Voices
- Where two rivers meet, the water is never calm
- Sonneries Parfumées (2000)
- Pianolith (2003)
- Bride, teeming with sweet to the Bridegroom (1981)
Vocal
- Secret Garden (2012) — Andrew Hugill (gongs, digital sounds, music production), Martin Rieser (lyrics, videos), Angharad Thomas (soprano), James Atherton (tenor)
- Les Origines humaines (1995) — live recording, The Elysian Singers of London (conductor: Matthew Greenall)
- Brisset Rhymes (1990) — BBC Radio 3 broadcast, Sara Stowe (soprano), Matthew Spring (early instruments)