for Marimba and Piano

About

EXPANSIONS is a study of shifting space in three parts. It begins with a free, prelude-like section in which the marimba and piano gesture melodically, exploring ever-decreasing intervallic spaces. This leads to an agitated figure stated in the marimba at the opening of the second part of the work. This gesture is explored in a fugue section that follows. Subsequent entries of the fugue subject occur on expanding and contracting registral spaces, before finally returning to their original form. The concluding portion of the work undoes the processes of the initial sections, now using contracting harmonies, as the intervallic content of the melodic gestures expands until the final notes of the piece are heard.

Duration: ca. 5’15”

Credits & Personnel

Composed by Vidiksis, Adam (1979-)

Details

In one movement. With program, performance and biographical notes. Cast in three parts, the music explores shifting space. Of advanced difficulty.

1 set of 2 scores (2x17 p.); 31 cm.
Language: English
Edition Number: HRKS 140-2015
Distributor Number: HRKS140-2015

License

Everett, PA:  HoneyRock ©2015

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