Program of the Athens 1979 Festival https://iscm.org/wnmd/1979-athens; September 1979, Woodward played Liszt's Les jeux d'eaux à la villa d'este, Feldman's Piano (1977), and premiered Rolf Gehlhaar's Strangeness, Charm and Colour with London Brass, at the Odéon Herodes Atticus at the 52nd International Society for Contemporary Music Festival (ISCM World Music Days).
The Financial Times, Music on the West Coast by Dominic Gill, 24 May 1972, http://www.rogerwoodward.com/images/PDF/LAPO-Mehta-Hollywood_Bowl.pdf The article covers a series of New Music concerts at UCLA where Zubin Mehta directed the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. Roger Woodward's debut performance program was a mixture of a recital of modern music-Australian Richard Meale's Coruscations, Japanese Toru Takemitsu's Undisturbed Rest, Cuban, Leo Brouwer's Sonate pian'e forte well as Beethoven's Hammerklavier Sonata. This contemporary music marathon went on to include Xenakis' Eonta for piano and five brass from the LAPO. The rehearsal was attended by Olivier Messiaen, a personal friend of Iannis Xenakis and his composition teacher, who personally corrected the brass parts during rehearsal. His wife, Yvonne Loriod, was also present at rehearsal, along with comedian Danny Kaye.
Roger Covell wrote in Sydney Morning Herald (November 22, 1977) about Woodward's recording of the Brahms First Piano Concert with Kurt Masur (RCA RS 25031 LP), http://www.rogerwoodward.com/images/PDF/Brahms_1_PC_with_NPO,_Kurt_Masur,_RCA.pdf/; Sviatoslav Richter described this performance thus: "Brahms: robuste, viril, convaincant." Sviatoslav Richter and Bruno Monsaingeon Notebooks and Conversations (London: Faber & Faber, 2005), p. 341.
The Politics of Music (1972) by Michael Chanan Productions, BBC2, interview with Pierre Boulez, Roger Woodward at rehearsal with BBCSO for BBC Roundhouse world premiere of Bernard Rands Mésallianz for piano and chamber orchestra: http://vimeo.com/13799532.
Interview between Tōru Takemitsu and Dominic Gill, British critic and writer quoted by the
Decca Record Company Limited, Headline Series HEAD 4, 1974. Toru Takemitsu (1974), Booklet of Corona (London Version), For Away, Piano Distance, Undisturbed Rest LP, Decca. [1]
Performance recording on https://www.youtube.com/watch?vxBMvJrdoFP4; the concert programme is in the NLA Roger Woodward Collection. Compact disc recorded in 1989 by Etcetera Records BV.
