Palpable Illusion for Violin and Piano (score + parts)
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SKU: A0.942950
Composed by Aris Antoniades. 20th Century,Contemporary,World. Score and parts. 47 pages. Aris Antoniades #4848845. Published by Aris Antoniades (A0.942950).Palpable Illusion (2013)
Composed by Aris Antoniades
Movements:
I. Mist
II. Tumult
III. Baidouska
Running time: approx. 9'
Palpable Illusion is a piece inspired by the beautiful landscape of Chalkidiki, a region innorthern Greece. The image of the golden rays of the sun hitting the crystal waters of Porto Koufò bay - a bay surrounded by magical forest-covered hills - triggered my imagination and transferred me into a deep subconscious state where reality and fantasy became interchangeable. The different movements of the piece describe the different states of mind I went through during that experience. There are many Greek folk music elements that dominate this composition, the most evident being the folk dance rhythm Baidouska -the basis of the thirdmovement.
Contact the composer: aris.antoniades@gmail.com / https://www.arisantoniades.com
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