Preview: Reverie on 'Fumeux Fume par fumée' after Solage
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SKU: A0.1444646
Composed by Franklin Stover. 20th Century,21st Century,Medieval. 54 pages. Edition Hohenstaufen #1024536. Published by Edition Hohenstaufen (A0.1444646).This partly derivative work was written in 2024 and centers around Fumeux Fume par fumée, a secular song praising smoking, is a product of the Ars Subtillior school in France, the so-called 'avant-garde' of the 14th century. The composers of this time and place using neume notation witnessed and survived the Black Plague. In Fumeux, Jean Solage (c.1350-c.1403) experimented with different combinations of hexachords approved by the Church since the days of Guido van Arezzo (11th century). Using Fumeux as the basis of my composition, my idea was to alternate the tune with a complimentary contrapuntal responsive of my own making.
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