Premiere
19/05/2016 - Semana da Composição 2016 - Auditório Vianna da Motta - Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa (PT) - Sónia Oliveira (Voice) and João Vargas (Double Bass)
Awards
10th Prize at the 2017 iMelody International Composition Contest by iMelody Music Club (Dallas, USA)
Commission
Commissioned by Sónia Oliveira
Releases
2018 – Sónia Oliveira– Paz [CD] • Track 9 – Merge
2018 – Sónia Oliveira– Merge [CD] • Track 1 – Merge
Programme notes
The idea proposed was an attempt to connect/unite (merge) the classical-erudite world with the jazz world using the proposed instruments. Thus, I tried to study the characteristics of jazz (since it was the area I had studied less) and then relate them to classical-erudite techniques. An example of this is the supposed walking bass (usually associated with jazz) that appears in the course of the piece while progressively transforming.
Written in 2015 as part of my Undergraduate Degree in Music — Composition at the Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa (PT).
© PRS/MCPS/SPA ISWC T-045.679.938-4
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Premiere
19/05/2016 - Semana da Composição 2016 - Auditório Vianna da Motta - Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa (PT) - Sónia Oliveira (Voice) and João Vargas (Double Bass)
Awards
10th Prize at the 2017 iMelody International Composition Contest by iMelody Music Club (Dallas, USA)
Commission
Commissioned by Sónia Oliveira
Releases
2018 – Sónia Oliveira– Paz [CD] • Track 9 – Merge
2018 – Sónia Oliveira– Merge [CD] • Track 1 – Merge
Programme notes
The idea proposed was an attempt to connect/unite (merge) the classical-erudite world with the jazz world using the proposed instruments. Thus, I tried to study the characteristics of jazz (since it was the area I had studied less) and then relate them to classical-erudite techniques. An example of this is the supposed walking bass (usually associated with jazz) that appears in the course of the piece while progressively transforming.
Written in 2015 as part of my Undergraduate Degree in Music — Composition at the Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa (PT).
© PRS/MCPS/SPA ISWC T-045.679.938-4
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