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Work Overview
The work is made up of three contrasting movements. Movement one begins at a slow tempo and features harmonies and melodies that move in and out of various key centres. It draws on harmonic language influenced by both jazz and impressionist composers Ravel and Debussy. Movement two is based on an ostinato that is passed between cello and bass and developed as it progresses. The harmonic language and rhythmic phrasing has been influenced by the jazz idiom. Movement three is at a moderately fast tempo and has a highly rhythmic focus. It is built on shifting syncopated patterns based on quaver groupings. Rhythmic patterns are developed over changing time signatures.
Work Details
Year: 2016
Instrumentation: String orchestra.
Duration: 13 min.
Difficulty: Advanced — Shifting time signatures and tonalities
Contents note: In three movements
First performance: by Warm & Peace (orchestra), Hoshimi Sakai — 21 Nov 16. St Petersburg Conservatory Concert Hall, St Petersburg, Russia
The composer notes the following influences associated with this work:
contemporary jazz music, Ravel, Debussy, Bartok, film music.
Trilogy for String Orchestra is an adaptation of the composer's String Quartet no. 1, reworked for string orhchestra.
Subjects
- Influenced by: Jazz
Performances of this work
21 Nov 16: St Petersburg Conservatory Concert Hall, St Petersburg, Russia. Featuring Warm & Peace (orchestra), Hoshimi Sakai.
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