11 Haïkus
Opus. 95. D'après Matsuo Bashô
Details
Instrument family | Flute |
Catalog classifications | Solo flute |
Instrument nomenclature | flûte ou traverso |
Total duration | 00:05:00 |
Publisher | Éditions Billaudot |
Collection | The French Flutists propose |
Collection management | BERNOLD Philippe |
Cotage | GB10259 |
Total number of pages | 12 |
Languages | French, English |
Cycle / Level | Difficult (cycle 3), Moderately difficult (cycle 2) |
Target audience | Children, Young people, Adults |
Musical style | Contemporary |
Directory type | Original work(s) |
Copyright year | 2022 |
Copyright year | 2022 |
EAN code | 9790043102595 |
Audios | Without |
Videos | Without |
EDU complements | Without |
Description
A Japanese haiku is a short, three-line poetic form consisting of 17 syllables arranged in a pattern of 5, 7 and 5 syllables respectively. Traditionally carved on stone, a haiku is to be read silently, thus opening the reader's mind to meditation. Using simple words, often refering to natural elements, a haiku generates spontaneous, fleeting impressions . .. These 11 haïkus draw their inspiration from the works of Japanese poet Matsuo BASHô (1644-1694). My intention was not to describe the often subtly elusive meaning of the poems but rather to translate into music the sensations felt while reading them. Dimitri Tchesnokov