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Inspired by Juan Ramón Jiménez's poem "El Viaje desfinitivo," the composer, struck by the musicality of the first verse, translated it into musical notation. This phrase, which opens the piece, recurs throughout the structure and, towards the end, undergoes a diminution symbolizing this disappearance with the note B, the polar note of the piece.
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| Instrument family | B-flat saxophone |
| Catalog classifications | B-flat saxophone and piano |
| Instrument nomenclature | saxophone soprano en Si b et piano préparé |
| Total duration | 00:10:00 |
| Publisher | Éditions Billaudot |
| Collection | DAVID Vincent |
| Collection management | DAVID Vincent |
| Cotage | GB10542 |
| Total number of pages | 32 |
| Cycle / Level | concert |
| Musical style | Contemporary |
| Directory type | Original work(s) |
| Copyright year | 2024 |
| EAN code | 9790043105428 |
Description
In addition to the work on the timbre of the B and on that of the bells, there are elements of
stability but fluidity, like the quintuplets symbolizing the leaves of the green tree, or even
the placidity of the swaying in the lower register, which evokes both a serene sky and the
A white well reflecting the sky. Not to mention all the birds that frequent this
piece and which will remain...
Sponsor
Carlos Zaragoza Orgaz
