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Sheet Music: ScoreThe Dark Hip Falls : A chamber concerto for theremin and chamber ensemble / Cat Hope.by Cat Hope (2019)
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This work is a dedication to Scott Walker and his contribution to the idea of song in during the change of millennia. The title is a phrase from his song The Electrician, written for his band The Walker Brothers' in 1978. The Theremin is used in place of Walker's voice, reflecting aspects of his tenor range such as his vibrato and clear tone, reframing the song as a concerto.
Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 facsimile score (12p. -- A4 (landscape))
Difficulty: Medium — Graphic Score
Duration: 12 min.
Includes programme notes and performance directions.
Please note, this is a study score for research use. It is reproduced in standard book format with page breaks inserted to facilitate page turns.
For performance, a copy of the continuous (or scroll) format score is available. Please see the "Score [ePDF]" version of the work in the 'Related Products' section below.
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Graphic notation edition
ISMN: 979-0-67311-798-3
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Score [ePDF]: The Dark Hip Falls : A chamber concerto for theremin and chamber ensemble [eScore] / Cat Hope.
CD: Here Now Hear / Monash Art Ensemble.
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