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Performance by Isin Cakmakcioglu, Rachel Atkinson, Danae Killian from the CD Rear vision |
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Work Overview
This piece is based on a twelve tone row, segmented and subjected to the Boulezian procedure of chordal multiplication, thereby providing a bigger number of smaller pitch cells which are harmonically consistent across variations, than is possible by repetitively using the complete tone row itself.
These smaller pitch cells have been used in a very ordered way also derived from the original tone row. This music was inspired by Coruscations by Richard Meale, which is based on the same principle of chordal multiplication. Richard's music showed that using strict serial procedures does not preclude writing music with an individual character.
Work Details
Year: 2002
Instrumentation: Violin, cello, piano.
Duration: 7 min.
Difficulty: Advanced — Professional.
Dedication note: "Dedicated to Jean Ferguson"
First performance: by Trio Erythia — Oct 03. Parliament House, Melbourne
Performances of this work
28 Nov 04: Iwaki Auditorium, Southbank, Melbourne. Featuring Isin Cakmakcioglu, Rachel Atkinson, Danae Killian.
Oct 03: Parliament House, Melbourne. Featuring Trio Erythia.
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