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Tintinnabulum Variations
By Michael Hannan
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Tintinnabulum is the Latin word for bell. The word and variants of it have been adopted by the Estonian composer Arvo Pärt to characterise his distinctive music style. Hannan's work Tintinnabulum Variations is at once an homage to Pärt and an extension of his own practice of exploring piano resonance by means of having the sustaining pedal depressed throughout a work for piano. Composed 2016
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ISMN 9790720209210
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