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Work
- for flute, B-flat clarinet and bass trombone
- By:
- Duration:
- 03' 00"
Samples
| Score (91k) | Page 1 - 2 | © Chris Watson |
Availability
- This work has 3 scores, 1 Media on Demand and a resource
Programme Note
The formula for realising this work:
- take existing quartet (2010)
- delete guitar and cello parts
- rearrange and pare down surviving flute and clarinet parts
- add bass trombone part
Why?
- I’ve been interested in continuous recontextualisation of materials (transformed or unchanged) within single works for some time now; if I rip entire chunks from an existing piece and use them to build something else, to what extent is the resulting work new, and to what extent is it related? – and can this relatedness even be detected? Furthermore, is composing in my usual mode as dependent on such high levels of compositional struggle as I had previously held it to be?
- but primarily: this is the first work written since the arrival of my son about a year ago; time for composition remains limited and rapid solutions must be found
Chris Watson
- Commissioned:
- Requested by 175 East
- Difficulty:
- Advanced
- Dedication:
- for 175 East and the opening concert of the 30th running of the CANZ Nelson Composers Workshop
Performance History
| 03 Jul 2011 |
Performed by 175 East – Ingrid Culliford (flute), Gretchen La Roche (B-flat clarinet), Tim Sutton (bass trombone), conducted by Samuel Holloway at Nelson School of Music, in Nelson |
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| 175 East Gretchen La Roche Ingrid Culliford Tim Sutton | ||
| 18 Nov 2012 |
Performed by 175 East, conductor Hamish McKeich at the Kenneth Myers Centre, Shortland Street, Auckland |
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| 175 East Gretchen La Roche Hamish McKeich Ingrid Culliford Tim Sutton |
