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Tuba with piano | Not for loan | $POA | ||
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Tuba with wind band | Not for loan | $POA |
Work Overview
Concertino was commissioned by Sérgio Carolino (Principal tuba,
Orquestra Sinfónica do Porto, Portugal) for premiere with the
Banda Sinfónica Portuguesa, under the artistic direction of
Francisco Ferreira. Sérgio Carolino is an extremely diverse and
inquisitive performer, with forays into jazz, funk and duets with
a DJ to his credit. To take advantage of this, one of the aims of
Concertino is to give this unique performer an opportunity to
showcase a varied palette of skills within a symphonic band
setting. Andrew Batterham has often assimilated several different
musical languages into his work, and so the journey from
traditional wind band music, through funk and jazz improvisation,
to dance modern styles was an exciting one.
The piece is divided into two halves. The first is couched in a
Classical, common-chord musical language, developing traditional
material in a slow, soulful way. The second half develops the
same material, but utilising beat-oriented styles such as funk
and techno, resulting in a varied musical canvas upon which the
soloist can express themselves in spectacular fashion.
Work Details
Year: 2014
Duration: 12 min.
The composer notes the following styles, genres, influences, etc associated with this work:
Funk, minimalism
Subjects
- Influenced by: Minimalism
Performances of this work
6 May 19: USA. Featuring Mike Forbes, Callam Lucas.
30 Aug 18: Cine-Teatro de Alcobaça. Featuring Bernado Pinhal, Mike Forbes.
23 Jun 15: Casa Da Musica. Featuring Banda Sinfonica Portuguesa, Sergio Carolino, Francisco Ferreira.
21 Feb 15: St Stephen's Anglican Church, Richmond, Melbourne. Featuring Roland Yeung, Per Forsberg, Grainger Wind Symphony.
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