Preview: Fusion Sonata for Violin and Piano (Frozen Light)
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SKU: A0.966495
Composed by Dave Kenney (davekenneymusic@gmail.com). 20th Century,Contemporary,Jazz,World. 21 pages. Davekenneymusic #3619261. Published by davekenneymusic (A0.966495).Frozen Lightis an energetic/dynamic work and the final movement of my Fusion Sonata for Violin and Piano. It was inspired by the music of the jazz composer/guitarist/pianist: Ralph Towner and the jazz/classical group Oregon. In fact in some of the piano figures I tried to capture the picking of a guitar (as in the very opening of the piece). At one time I had considered scoring it for oboe (or soprano sax), 12-string guitar and double bass and I might do it down the road.
The piano part is written to be really a dialogue with the violin. To keep the piano part more interesting there are a lot of different percussive figures to provide energy with the violin. In keeping with this thought there are many different time signatures 5/8, 7/8 interspersed with the 4/4 and 6/8.
This work is for advanced players. Length is 6 min 58 seconds.
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