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Performance by Arcko Symphonic Ensemble, Bruno Siketa, Peter Dumsday, Timothy Phillips from the CD Like a maelstrom |
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CD
Like a maelstrom : the music of Brendan Colbert / Arcko Symphonic Ensemble.
Library shelf no. CD 2728 [Available for loan]
Score
Like a maelstrom : for piano, trumpet in C and chamber orchestra / Brendan Colbert.
Library shelf no. 784.3/COL 1 [Available for loan]
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Work Overview
...like a Maelstrom (double concerto for piano, trumpet, and small orchestra) takes its title from the opening lines of a poem by Emily Dickinson, and is - as the title suggests - energetic and turbulent, providing a thorough workout for both soloists.
It was premiered in 2015 by Arcko Symphonic Ensemble under Timothy Phillips, featuring Peter Dumsday and Bruno Siketa. It is a work that is especially challenging for the soloists, presenting difficulties that both Peter and Bruno confronted and mastered with astonishing stamina and skill.
Work Details
Year: 2013
Instrumentation: Piano, trumpet in C, percussion (2 players), strings (min. 4-4-2-2-2 but 6-6-4-3-2 or more preferred).
Duration: 26 min.
Difficulty: Advanced
Contents note: In one continuous movement.
Dedication note: dedicated to Joseph Bono (1926-2013)
Commission note: Commissioned for Timothy Phillips, Arcko Symphonic Ensemble.
First performance: by Arcko Symphonic Ensemble, Bruno Siketa, Peter Dumsday, Timothy Phillips at Arcko Symphonic (Church of All Nations) on 21 Feb 2015
Videos
Like a maelstrom : for piano, trumpet in C and chamber orchestra |
Performances of this work
19 Mar 2016: at Melbourne Made (Church of All Nations). Featuring Timothy Phillips, Bruno Siketa, Peter Dumsday, Arcko Symphonic Ensemble.
21 Feb 2015: at Arcko Symphonic (Church of All Nations). Featuring Arcko Symphonic Ensemble, Bruno Siketa, Peter Dumsday, Timothy Phillips.
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