The title of this work for large orchestra is the last line from Boys And Girls Between The Wars, a poem by Sebastian Schloessingk that I also set to music. The original work for voice and four instruments is the starting point for …the sun is out, the sun is out . The instrumental gestures and the vocal line from the chamber music work are projected and expanded in a vast orchestral space, and acquire a completely new dimension. This process of transcription, of reading again and translating the same material in different forms, obviously inspired by the lesson of Berio, has always fascinated me.
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David Purser
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Jamie Bullock
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Nicola Campogrande
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Rivka Golani
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Zbigniew Herbert
Tags
AGON
Azio Corghi
BCMG
beauty
Colombia
composition
contemporary music
creative process
David Purser
e e cummings
Enrica Colusso
Gyorgy Ligeti
Igor Stravinsky
Integra Live
Integra project
IRCAM
Jamie Bullock
Jonathan Green
Jonathan Harvey
Julian Anderson
Kogi
live electronics
Luca Francesconi
Luciano Berio
Luigi Nono
MaxMSP
music technology
narrator
Nicola Campogrande
opera
orchestra
piano
public
RAI
ritual
Rivka Golani
Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
Sebastian Schloessingk
soundtrack
sustainability
Tempo Reale
transcription
usability
viola
voice
Zbigniew Herbert