John Woolrich
The Death Of King Renaud
for String Quintet (2 Violins, 2 Violas and Violoncello) - A4 Facsimile Score
John Woolrich
The Death Of King Renaud
for String Quintet (2 Violins, 2 Violas and Violoncello) - A4 Facsimile Score
- Formación Quinteto de cuerda (2 violines, 2 violas y violonchelo)
- Compositor John Woolrich
- Edición Partitura general
- Editorial Faber Music
- Nº de pedido 0571555489
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I made my quintet (for string quartet and viola) by juxtaposing five distinct fragments: each one a facet of the same musical idea - an old Norman folksong, called La mort du roi Renaud - which happens to have a family resemblance to the medieval hymn Ave Maris Stella used as a tenor by Monteverdi in his Vespro della beata Vergine.
Each of these fragments is framed by a long unison crescendo and a little stuttering refrain, and each is dominated by a solo instrument. At the outset, after a long (bearly) unison tutti there are two ruminative sections, for the first viola and second violin. A cello solo leads to more extrovert music for the first violin and the second viola. Near the end, a ghost of the Monteverdi, in folkloric disguise, peeps out before a tiny chorale/coda closes down the work.
John Woolrich, 1995
Each of these fragments is framed by a long unison crescendo and a little stuttering refrain, and each is dominated by a solo instrument. At the outset, after a long (bearly) unison tutti there are two ruminative sections, for the first viola and second violin. A cello solo leads to more extrovert music for the first violin and the second viola. Near the end, a ghost of the Monteverdi, in folkloric disguise, peeps out before a tiny chorale/coda closes down the work.
John Woolrich, 1995