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From the CD Selected Works by AMC Represented Artists, vol. 137 |
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CD
Selected Works by AMC Represented Artists, vol. 137 / Works by Richard Vella.
Library shelf no. CD 3219 [Available for loan]
Score
Five mise-en-scènes for piano. Book 1 / Richard Vella.
Library shelf no. 786.2/VEL 2 [Available for loan]
Work Overview
These five solos (Mise-en-scenes #1 to #5)
constitute Book 1. They are piano arrangements of previously
commissioned works for film, stage or concert music.
Each of these solos can be perfomed separately. A mise-en-scène
is a term used in film and theatre. It refers to a visual image
of a situation in which all the elements in the image combine to
communicate a dramatic moment. The five solos are either exact
transcriptions from the original scores or arrangements to
express the essence of the original scenes from the film or
theatre productions. Hence the use of the term mise-en-scène as
these solos capture the musical drama of each of the original
scenes. Musically, the solos explore asymmetrical phrasing and
meters combined with seven note modal (# 1 to #4) or eight note
scalar (#5) harmonies.
Work Details
Year: 2019
Instrumentation: Piano.
Duration: 14 min.
Difficulty: Advanced — Mise-en-scènes 1 and 4 are easy. Mise-en-scènes 2, 3 & 5 range are advanced.
Contents note: Mise-en-scène #1 -- Mise-en-scène #2 -- Mise-en-scène #3 -- Mise-en-scène #4 -- Mise-en-scène #5.
Pieces composed between 1998 and 2006.
The composer notes the following styles, genres, influences, etc associated with this work:
post-impressionist.
The composer notes: The original music for the film 'Renzo Piano:piece by piece', upon which Mise-en-scènes 1 and 3 are arrangements of, was awarded best music for a documentary film by the Australian Guild of Screen Composers in 1999.
Subjects
- In the form/style of: Film & TV Music
Performances of this work
1 Jul 21.
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