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HIDDEN REFLECTIONS

for clarinet and piano

​Duration:
15 minutes
 
Instrumentation:   
clarinet (in A) and piano

Year Composed:  
1996
 
Written For:            
Styliani Tartsinis


Premiere Performance
(saxophone version):

16 December, 1997
Boston, MA, USA
Styliani Tartsinis, alto saxophone
Jenny Tang, piano

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THEMES:

GROTESQUE
NOSTALGIA
WINTER
REFLECTION
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Program Notes:

This version of Hidden Reflections is composed for clarinet and piano, originally written for alto saxophone and piano.

Hidden Reflections for Clarinet and piano explores the expressivity, agility, wide range, and rhythmic characteristics of the saxophone. The piece is in two movements: First, “The March of the _______!!!” is an impression of a grotesque march and alternates between odd and steady meters. The second movement, “The Evening of the First Snow,” is nostalgic and meditative, inspired by the falling snowflakes on a Boston winter evening, as experienced in 1996. Hidden Reflections was written for saxophonist Styliani Tartsinis, who premiered and recorded the work.

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