At the Piano


Facing Chaos

 



The struture of Facing Chaos (O.29). Probably one of my most structured piece to date. It uses sort of a quaternary form, a basic rhythm that is continuosly and variously elaborated, a couple of motives, one heard from the beginning, another mid-way throught to the end, also variously elaborated, and an array of 6- to 9-tones Maessien scales. Rhythmc orchestration throughout the piece takes (very loose) inspiration from Indian Talas, generating groups of three-phrases rhythms that are repeated in diminutions or canonic imitaion. Click on either one of the two images below to look at a larger version of the graph. For the full score of the piece check my composition page.

 



 


 

 




 

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