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SKU: A0.862579
Composed by Michael Bomier. 20th Century,Contemporary,Instructional. Score. 7 pages. Michael Butkus-Bomier #436299. Published by Michael Butkus-Bomier (A0.862579).2015 Piano Contest This final movement is based on a concept in atonal music called The Parsimony of Voice-leading. It uses the idea that there can be only one "voice" or chord-tone that shifts from one iteration or segment to the next. Thus this piece used small variations on simple five-finger positions that are juxtaposed against each other, with the variations being only one note from one to the next within s section, that section to be followed by another set of similar motions, but on a different keyboard shape. The melody is derived from the content of the five-note group below it, often as dyads with an added 1/2 step. Duration about 3 mins. Lots of motion and crunch, like a good musical snack! MP3 MIDI audio. Advanced level at tempo, but Intermediate at a slower pace. MBB.
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