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Performance by Monash Art Ensemble from the CD Here Now Hear |
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Work Overview
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.
Work Details
Year: 2019
Instrumentation: Theremin, violin, viola, cello, piano, percussion, electronics, sub tone.
Duration: 12 min.
Difficulty: Medium — Graphic Score
Dedication note: Dedicated to Scott Walker (1943 - 2019)
Commission note: Commissioned by the APRA AMCOS Art Music Fund.
To perform this piece you will need the Decibel ScorePlayer, an iPad application that puts the score in motion and coordinates the performance.
Subjects
- In the form/style of: Graphic Notation
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