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Cumberdeen Dam V and T
By Hollis Taylor
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Solo bassoon in 5 movements, c.9'00
The pied butcherbird upon which the work is based sings in rushed gusts of notes; the effect is anticipatory, like beats two-three of a Viennese waltz or beats two and four of an up-tempo bluegrass number. The angularity of the essentially five-bar phrases is appealing. Two separate voices are implied by the octave or more spread between motivic segments and the qualitative difference between the lower and higher material. Octave displacement above and beyond the original birdsong figures in the work.
The pied butcherbird upon which the work is based sings in rushed gusts of notes; the effect is anticipatory, like beats two-three of a Viennese waltz or beats two and four of an up-tempo bluegrass number. The angularity of the essentially five-bar phrases is appealing. Two separate voices are implied by the octave or more spread between motivic segments and the qualitative difference between the lower and higher material. Octave displacement above and beyond the original birdsong figures in the work.
Download samples
- 1. Notturno - audio
- 2. Capriccio - sheet music
- 3. Capriccio - audio
- 3. Tema - sheet music
- 5. Toccata - audio
- 5. Toccata - sheet music
ISMN 9790720101422