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Miriam Hyde: Wet Night On The Highway

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Composer: Miriam Hyde

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Canberra School of Music, Australian National University

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Wet Night on the Highway came into being following my first experience of television. While waiting for public transport outside the ABC studios at Gore Hill in Sydney, I responded to the dynamic scene: red tail lights disappearing; headlights flashing by; colours reflected in the dark oily road; car horns tooting, and the rain varying from spasmodic drizzle to heavy downpour.

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