Titre :	Relief VII : for accordion and percussion
Type de document :	partition musicale imprimée
Auteurs :	Andrzej Krzanowski, Compositeur
Mention d'édition :	PWM12899
Editeur :	Cracovie : Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne
Année de publication :	cop. 2022
Importance :	2 partitions (12, 14 p.)
Format :	24 x 31cm
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	979-0-274-03534-1
Prix :	19,60€
Note générale :	Relief VII (1988) is a composition in which we can hear echoes of phrases contained in Programme no. 6 and Relief IV. This time they are evoked by tubular bells in secundal-tritonal motifs and, in general, by other percussion instruments. The accordion part is dominated by the narrative of unrestrained repetition, often based on broken ninth structures, ending with four silent, recurrent harmonic turns (as if cadenzas) and a final, slightly ‘truncated tonic.’ The tempo Lento appasionato e lontano may indicate a quest for a new, distant, and, at the same time, judging by the rhythmic notation, quite difficult and demanding path. It is one of Andrzej Krzanowski’s last works. Its premiere took place on 15 August 1988 in Darmstadt as part of the International Summer Courses for New Music; the composer performed the accordion part while Chris Brannick played the percussion.
Langues :	Anglais (eng) Polonais (pol)
Catégories :	Accordéon Instruments à percussion
Instruments :	1 accordéon + percussion

Relief VII : for accordion and percussion [partition musicale imprimée] / Andrzej Krzanowski, Compositeur  . -  PWM12899 . - Cracovie : Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, cop. 2022 . - 2 partitions (12, 14 p.) ; 24 x 31cm.
ISBN : 979-0-274-03534-1 : 19,60€
Relief VII (1988) is a composition in which we can hear echoes of phrases contained in Programme no. 6 and Relief IV. This time they are evoked by tubular bells in secundal-tritonal motifs and, in general, by other percussion instruments. The accordion part is dominated by the narrative of unrestrained repetition, often based on broken ninth structures, ending with four silent, recurrent harmonic turns (as if cadenzas) and a final, slightly ‘truncated tonic.’ The tempo Lento appasionato e lontano may indicate a quest for a new, distant, and, at the same time, judging by the rhythmic notation, quite difficult and demanding path. It is one of Andrzej Krzanowski’s last works. Its premiere took place on 15 August 1988 in Darmstadt as part of the International Summer Courses for New Music; the composer performed the accordion part while Chris Brannick played the percussion.
Langues : Anglais (eng) Polonais (pol)

Catégories :	Accordéon Instruments à percussion
Instruments :	1 accordéon + percussion