Audio Sample
Selected products featuring this work — Display all products (4 more)
Display all products featuring this work (4 more)
Work Overview
Doppler Patrol is an orchestral work incorporating within its instrumentation the Vietnamese instrument the Dan Tranh, plus the acoustic guitar and didjeridu. The title of the work relates to its commission as a movement in the 2021 Vietnam Requiem. This particular movement tries to capture the anxiety and occasional elation in the experience of being on patrol in a jungle environment where threats and unfamiliarity contribute to a heightened sense of fear and awareness. The piece ends with an extended lament for Dan Tranh accompanied by the didjeridu. The 'Doppler' reference in the title refers to the falling semitone pattern heard throughout the work - suggesting the experience of something moving closer and further away.
NB. The work exists in two versions - this one with Vietnamese Dan Tranh and one guitar and a subsequent version (op.111a) with two guitars but no Dan Tranh.
Work Details
Year: 2020
Instrumentation: 2 Flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets in B flat, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, 2 bassoons, 4 French horns in F, 3 trumpets in C, 2 tenor trombones, bass trombone, tuba, didjeridu, timpani, percussion (4 players), guitar, Dan Tranh, harp, strings.
Duration: 6 min.
Difficulty: Advanced
Commission note: Commissioned by Australian War Memorial, The Flowers of War.. Commissioned by The Flowers of War, Australian War Memorial. Commissioned for the Vietnam Requiem
Videos
Schultz, Andrew - Doppler Patrol, op. 111 |
Performances of this work
Unknown date.
Unknown date.
6 Jun 2021: at Vietnam Requiem (Llewellyn Hall ANU School of Music).
5 Jun 2021: at Vietnam Requiem (Llewellyn Hall ANU School of Music). Featuring Slava Grigoryan, Alice Giles, Canberra Symphony Orchestra, Minh Le Hoang, ANU School of Music Chamber Orchestra, Chris Latham.
Jun 21: Vietnam Requiem, Lewellyn Hall, Canberra
User reviews
Be the first to share your thoughts, opinions and insights about this work.
To post a comment please login.