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Performance by Morgan Goff, Antony Gray from the CD Selected Works by AMC Represented Artists, vol. 149. |
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Toward the Light : Music of John Carmichael / John Carmichael.
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Aria & Finale : for viola & piano [eScore] / John Carmichael
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Work Overview
The original work Aria and Finale was commissioned by Australian clarinetist/saxophonist. Peter Clinch in 1990. A second version for viola and piano was written to extend the availability of the work to another group of players looking to extend their repertoire. The viola lends a particular character to the work, highlighting the darker side, yet able to realise the buoyancy and impetus of the climactic Finale.
The Aria has long melodic lines, intertwining with the piano's substantial collaboration throughout the whole work. A wide range of moods from sombre to joyous, even playful provide opportunities for both players to highlight both technical and expressive skills.
Work Details
Year: 1990, this version: 2022
Instrumentation: Viola, piano.
Duration: 16 min.
Difficulty: Advanced
The original work - Aria & Finale was commissioned by Australian clarinetist/saxophonist. Peter Clinch in 1990. This versioin for viola and piano was written to extend the availability of the work to another group of players looking to extend their repertoire. The viola lends a particular character to the work, highlighting the darker side, yet able to realise the buoyancy and impetus of the climactic Finale,
Performances of this work
20 Mar 22: Yehudi Menuhin Hall, Surrey, UK. Featuring Morgan Goff, Antony Gray.
20 May 2012: at Pipe Organ Plus (The Basilica of St Patrick).
31 Oct 90: St John's, Smith Square, London. Featuring Marc Naylor, John Carmichael.
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