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From Fanfare I. (36" -- 578 K) | download | |
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From Fanfare II. (40" -- 639K) | download | |
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From Fanfare III. (1' 39" -- 1.6 MB) | download | |
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Yet each movement is intended to have a unique profile of gesture, texture, and melodic shape. In the first, three progressively richer statements of an arpeggio figure start from the middle of the keyboard and move outward toward registral extremes with increasing momentum. The second movement culls the final motive from the first movement and builds an ever-growing chord that ultimately collapses into cascading, colorfully noisy trills. The final movement begins with a dark, monophonic line that is progressively transformed into the brighter and more homophonic gestures of the previous movements.
Fanfares is dedicated to Joyce Lindorff, and was written especially for the inauguration of Lindorff's new Wolff harpsichord at Weill Recital Hall in New York on March 23, 1994. Friends more than a decade ago as students at The Juilliard School, we find ourselves today teaching at the same institution in Hong Kong.
-- R. C.
-- South China Morning Post
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Fanfares, performed by Joyce Lindorff (for whom the piece was written), is available on CRI CD 835 on a collection of Caltabiano instrumental music. The CD can be purchased in any retail store, or on line at Amazon.com. |
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