Aux Imagistes II: Wide Arc -- Low in the Northern Sky
Aux Imagistes II: Wide Arc -- Low in the Northern Sky
String Octet Double String Quartet
Composer's Note:
Aux Imagistes II: Wide Arc -- Low in the Northern Sky (2016) is divided into eight movements, forming an abstract narrative of natural imagery based on the poems "On Gay Wallpaper" (1928) and "The Storm" (1944) by William Carlos Williams, along with quotations from Ludwig Van Beethoven's String Quartet No. 14 in C# minor, Op. 131, interspersed as three Interstices.
Authored (or revised): 2016
Duration (minutes): 13.0
First performance: 4/3/16 -- Premiere by the JACK and Spektral Quartets at the Elliot Program Center, Stanford University, CA
Book format: score + 8 parts in color
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Composer's Note:
Aux Imagistes II: Wide Arc -- Low in the Northern Sky (2016) is divided into eight movements, forming an abstract narrative of natural imagery based on the poems "On Gay Wallpaper" (1928) and "The Storm" (1944) by William Carlos Williams, along with quotations from Ludwig Van Beethoven's String Quartet No. 14 in C# minor, Op. 131, interspersed as three Interstices.
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