| Traverso Mistico |
| composer: | Nancy Galbraith (2006) | ![]() |
| genre: | electroacoustic flute & cello duet;
Baroque ensemble with percussion |
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| length: | 3 movement, 15:00 minutes | |
| publisher: | Subito Music Publishing (ASCAP)
60 Depot Street, Verona, NJ 07044 973-857-3440 mail@subitomusic.com www.subitomusic.com |
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| world premiere: | 8 April 2006
Stephen Schultz (baroque flute) Barney Culver (cello) Carnegie Mellon Contemporary Ensemble Walter Morales, conductor Kresge Recital Hall, Carnegie Mellon Univ. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
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| audio samples: | Movement 1 Movement 2 Movement 3 | |
| orchestration: | solo amplified baroque flute (or C flute), solo amplified cello;
harp, harpsichord, 2 percussion; strings |
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| comments: |
The work features a traverso flute (or, alternately, a modern C flute) played through a guitar processor that provides amplification along with intermittent reverb and echoing effects. The solo cello is also amplified, along with the ensemble's harpsichord. The ensemble is built upon the Baroque chamber model with the addition of a modern battery of percussion that includes vibraphone (with bows and mallets), xylophone, bongos, cowbell, and tuned gongs. "Traverso Mistico" is dedicated to flutist Stephen Schultz, founder of American Baroque, whose innovative concert and recording programs combine 18th century music with new works composed for the group through collaborations and commissions from contemporary American composers. |
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| source: | nancygalbraith.com
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