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- for string quartet
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- Duration:
- 11' 00"
- Contents:
- one movement
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 | Score (80k) | Pages 1-3 | © Philip Brownlee |
 | Recording (1415k) | 00'00'' - 01'00'' | © Philip Brownlee, Quartet Excelsior |
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- This work has 2 scores, 1 Media on Demand, 2 recordings and a resource
Programme Note
The image of the title appears in a poem by the Roman poet Catullus (poem LXX, although it is the image itself, not its context in the poem that attracted my attention). It suggests something fleeting, something ephemeral, something just out of the reach of conscious perception. There are no doubt also more literal echoes of wind, water, and the natural environment, but this is very much a landscape of the mind.
- Difficulty:
- Advanced
- Difficulty Note:
- Programme & performance notes with score. Techniques include microtones, harmonics, and specialised bowing techniques.
Performance History
| 23 Sep 2003 |
Performed by Quartet Excelsior as part of the Asian Music Festival in Tokyo, Japan |
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| 19 Apr 2005 |
Performed at the International Society for Contemporary Music – World Music Days/Music Biennale Zagreb, in Zagreb |
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