gerelateerde werken
Genre:
Vocaal
Subgenre:
Zangstem(men) en multimedia met of zonder instrument(en)
Bezetting:
2sop vl cl-bass perc
Concertos, opus III / edited by Robert L. Tusler, Willem de Fesch
Genre:
Orkest
Subgenre:
Twee of meer verschillende solo-instrumenten en orkest; Viool en strijkorkest
Bezetting:
No.1: str bc 2vl-vla-solo, No. 2,4: str bc 2ob-fg-solo, No. 3,5: str bc 4vl-vla-solo, No. 6: str bc vl-solo
Sutartines : for violin solo and string orchestra / Olga Victorova
Genre:
Orkest
Subgenre:
Viool en strijkorkest
Bezetting:
vn-solo str
Sinfonia concertante : for two violins and strings, 1984-1987 / Carlos Micháns
Genre:
Orkest
Subgenre:
Viool en strijkorkest
Bezetting:
str 2vl-solo
compositie
... mist, memory, shadow... : for violin and strings / Douglas Knehans
Overige auteurs:
Knehans, Douglas
(Componist)
Toelichting:
"…mist, memory, shadow…" is a short elegiac work commemorating a triumvirate of things I consider iconically related to Tasmanian musical heritage.
First of all, mist stands centrally in the profound effect the environment exerts upon all Tasmanian musicians – its quiet, unrelenting and strong presence that seems to yield to neither time nor the modern world. Environment seems to exert an influence on all Tasmanian artists to draw them deeper into the timeless mysteries of place and our presence in that place.
Memory is linked with this, since the still environment of Tasmania’s natural wilderness seems to catalyse a reflection on the present and how this is contextualised within the past, and by implication also the future.
Shadow refers to both the incredible natural light of Tasmania but also the long ‘shadow’ cast by Jan Sedivka and the TSO on this very special place and the musical art that is borne and takes place here.
"…mist, memory, shadow…" is thus a kind of still elegy that gently reflects on place and people with a central section that is more assertive and keyed to the passions so necessary to establish art and music in this fragile, timeless island.
The work is dedicated to my good friend MA Jun-Yi and the tremendous TSO strings in honour of the 90th birthday of another good friend, master musician Jan Sedivka.
Douglas Knehans