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Bound to the Bow
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Bound to the Bow For Orchestra and Electronics Clarinet - Sheet Music

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Orchestra 2(1,piccolo/2,piccolo), 3(1/2/Bclarinet), Ssaxophone, Asaxophone, 3(1/2/contrabassassoon), 1, 3 percussion, Pno, 2 Harp, Strings

SKU: PE.EP68701

For Orchestra and Electronics. Composed by Ash Fure. Full Orchestra. Edition Peters. Score. 70 pages. Edition Peters #98-EP68701. Published by Edition Peters (PE.EP68701).

ISBN 9790300761503. 297 x 420 mm inches. English.

An image in my ear kicked off this piece, drawn from Coleridge's famous Rime, with a twist: here the Albatross, that great winged thing, wasn't slain and slung around the neck of a sailor but bound instead to the bow of the boat. A few choice contrasts emerged from there: heavy lightness, grounded flight, wet, weighted wings. Bound to the Bow is charged with such caged kinetic energy. Frantic wisps of sound tangle into dense, noisy webs. Bows swish across strings like birds in boxes: flapping without flight, clawing towards tone, trying to rise. A finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize in Music, Bound to the Bow was called boldly individual by the New York Times and the most arresting of the world premieres at the NyPhil Biennial by Alex Ross in the New Yorker. It was commissioned for the 2016 New York Phil Biennial and premiered by the Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra at David Geffen Hall on June 5, 2016.

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