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Instrumental Duet Accordion,Guitar,Instrumental Duet - Level 5 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.976040

Composed by Lior Navok. 20th Century,Contemporary. Score and parts. 25 pages. Lior Navok Music #4725305. Published by Lior Navok Music (A0.976040).

BLURRED FORMATIONS - for Concert Accordion and Classical Guitar
(2002)

DURATION: 10 Minutes
PROGRAM NOTES: The composer writes about his work: While composing Blurred Formations, I was occupied with the ideas of ever-changing spots of color, constantly-moving ocean plants, sea anemones and fish shoals. Usually, these visual images fascinate our eyes, as their continuous formation is truly harmonious and somewhat mysterious. Yet, the endless formations are not necessarily easy to catch or view sharply. These blurred formations in their visual sense, intrigued me to search for their sonic equivalence. Through ever-changing clusters, vague arpeggiations and occasional chromatic melody, I tried to translate my images into sound. In some cases the blur is thick and dark, and in some cases thin, light and spacious. Both the accordion and guitar contribute to the clearness and the blurriness of the formations, each with its own unique timbre.

INFO:
Item: Full Score Format:
Edition: 2nd Edition
Copyright: Lior Navok
Publisher: Lior Navok Music
Pages: 25
Ink: Black & White
Paper Size: DIN A4 / Letter.

"Blurred Formations" - for Concert Accordion and Classical Guitar [Score]
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Flute Solo - Level 4 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1515510

Composed by Jose Luis Arellano Jr. Arranged by Jose Luis Arellano Jr. 21st Century,Contemporary. Individual part. 4 pages. Arellano, Jose Luis Jr #1089863. Published by Arellano, Jose Luis Jr (A0.1515510).

Wooded Blur was based on the ideas of an impressionist style painting
that if you take a closer look at a piece art you could only see blurriness.
However, if you took a step back you could see the whole context. The main idea
that you hear in the piece is the “closer look” that is so blurred that you don’t
understand the context until you see the big picture. You hear this repeating pattern
(the main idea) becoming home and the root of this atonal piece. The variation around this
main idea becomes the context and helps create the bigger picture. It allows you
as the listener to see the character of the piece. The piece is the forest itself who is
playful, a trickster, and a guardian of his own home. The sections that take you on this strange
journey will give you glimpses of imagery that you can picture that gets you involved.
Building you a perception of this Wooded Blur.