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In addition to scoring for live orchestra
and ensembles, Clifton joined the early pioneers of computer music
sequencing, producing many recorded electronic scores designed to
synchronize with live performances. The culmination of this work was
realized in his completely electronic score for a full opera, "The Witch
Boy," listed below. In its review, the N.Y. Daily News mentioned
Clifton's "brilliant electronic orchestration."
Orchestrations include:
Alice
Through the Looking Glass and Pinocchio
(Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden)
A Bistro Car on the CNR (off-Broadway)
Head Over Heels (off-Broadway)
The Madwoman of Central Park West
(Broadway)
Man With a Load of Mischief
(Off-Broadway)
Sullivan and Gilbert (Musical play by
Kenneth Ludwig/Huntington Theater, Boston)
Treasure Island (National Tour)
The Witch Boy (3-Act Opera by the late
Timothy Lloyd, based upon “Dark Of The Moon,”
New York University production)
Innumerable shows for young audiences including orchestrations of
his own work as well as that of other composers. (See his
Composer
credits.)
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