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Performance by Derek Strahan from the CD Prelude to Paradise |
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Score
Perpetual emotion : for flute & electric guitar / by Derek Strahan.
Library shelf no. 785.4412/STR 1 [Available for loan]
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Work Overview
"Perpetual Emotion" depicts the 5th of 22 meanings of the word "Love", of which most are either incompatible with the others or inherently self-contradictory. The work evinces that self-eviscerating state of constant emotional excitation known as "being in love" which, as G.B.Shaw astutely noted, leads to a "state of temporary insanity" in which the application of rational thought is impossible. Fast chromatic passages are propelled by urgent guitar chords, and self-propagating phrases are hurled around with decreasing regard for either form or structure (though the latter are sufficiently indicated to show what is being disregarded).
Work Details
Year: 1963
Instrumentation: Flute, electric guitar.
Duration: 4 min.
Difficulty: Advanced — Difficult.
First performance: by Leonardo Bejarano, Emmanuel Cabrera Lagunes — 27 Sep 17. "Bartolomé de Medina", Pachuca, Hidalgo, México
The composer notes the following styles, genres, influences, etc associated with this work:
programmatic, driven
Performances of this work
27 Sep 17: "Bartolomé de Medina", Pachuca, Hidalgo, México. Featuring Leonardo Bejarano, Emmanuel Cabrera Lagunes.
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