Flute and Onions for Wind Quintet and Narrator
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SKU: A0.889908
Composed by Gary Friedman. Contemporary. 26 pages. Gary Friedman #3538901. Published by Gary Friedman (A0.889908).Musical setting of the poem, "Music" by Amy Lowell, which can be read on 2nd page of merged pdf. In brief, woman lying in bed hears beautiful flute playing at night and is disillusioned the next morning to see through her window the fat bald player eating onions. She prefers to picture handsome well-dressed young man. Main musical features, some beautiful flute passages, humorous depiction of actual player, and romantic waltz depicting preferred image. Duration 6 minutes. Audio clip is computer generated and has gaps where narration should take place. A performance at College of Marin by Mimi Braverman (who inserted her own flute cadenza), Shelley Hodgen (clarinet), Jay Williams (horn), Karen Wright (bassoon), me (oboe), and Harriet Spiegel (narrator) can be seen on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxF95ULZSL8&feature=youtu.be Parts for each instrument have text cues of the narration showing when to play and narrator's text tells what to listen for as cues to start reading.
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