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Concerto : for amplified cello and 15 instrumentalists, 1978 / James Fulkerson

Genre: Orkest
Subgenre: Cello en groot ensemble
Bezetting: 0031 0240 2perc pf 2cb vc-solo

Three Curious Loves (Tri cudne ljubavi) : Concerto for violin and chamber orchestra / Isidora Žebeljan

Genre: Orkest
Subgenre: Viool en groot ensemble
Bezetting: vn-solo fl ob cl fg h perc pf 2vn vla vc db

Omaggio a Gesualdo : per violino e sei gruppi strumentali, 1971 / Jan van Vlijmen

Genre: Orkest
Subgenre: Viool en groot ensemble
Bezetting: 4344 4230 hp g 2vla 4vc cb vl-solo

Toccata e Canzone : Version for violin and chamber orchestra / Olga Victorova

Genre: Orkest
Subgenre: Viool en groot ensemble
Bezetting: vn-solo 2fl/picc ob cl 2fg/cfg 2h tpt trb timp 2vn vla vc db

 

compositie

Concerto for electric violin : for solo violin and ensemble, 1992 / James Fulkerson

Uitgever: Amsterdam: Donemus, cop. 1992
Uitgavenummer: 08148
Genre: Orkest
Subgenre: Viool en groot ensemble
Bezetting: 2010 2sax 2121 perc el.g g-b pf vl-solo
Bijzonderheden: Bez. ensemble: 2 fluiten (1e tevens piccolo), klarinet (tevens tenorsaxofoon), altsaxofoon, sopraansaxofoon (tevens alt- en baritonsaxofoon), 2 hoorns, trompet, tenortrombone, bastrombone, tuba, basgitaar, el. gitaar, piano en slagwerker. - In opdracht van Krystof Bakowski, De Ereprijs en Lisa Kraus. - Opgedragen aan Peter Rester t.g.v. zijn negentigste verjaardag. - Tijdsduur: 38'-40'
Tijdsduur: 40'00"
Aantal spelers: 16
Compositiejaar: 1992
Status: nog niet gedigitaliseerd (verwachte levertijd 14 dagen)

Overige auteurs:
Fulkerson, James (Componist)
Bevat:
Movement I
Movement II
Cadenza
Finale
Toelichting:
Program note (English): Formally, the concerto uses a relitatively traditional scheme of fast slow fast - although experientially, the musical time sense of the Prologue and its nearly identical Epilogue seem to be slow movements, thereby forming a six movement work of slow-fast-slow-fast-fast-slow. The type of material chosen for the first and third movements is perhaps unusual for a 'traditional concerto', however, in that the sound material of first fast movement is the sound world of large free jazz groups and the world of electric guitar/trash metal. Movement three uses a row of pitches as a static sound block which is sculpted, repeated and projected in the time and pitch space. This movement is not 'developmental'; it is not discursive musical thought. The cadenza is an initial statement of the material for this movement. The central slow movement attempts to be a type of 'Escher' melody in which the perception of musical time is meant to be discursive except that the melody continually turns
back upon itself leaving the listener 'back where he started.'- JAMES FULKERSON

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