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Thea Musgrave. Points Of View. Sheet Music. Chamber Group. CHAM. Thea Musgrave.

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Thea Musgrave. Points Of View. Bladmuziek. Chamber Group. CHAM. Thea Musgrave.

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For Chamber Orchestra. Flute, Oboe, Cor Anglais, Basson, Horn in F, Trumpet in C,. Strings. 5.4.3.2.1. Composer's Programme Note. Points of View is a work about the different musical elements, which are. personified by soloists from the orchestra, all unifying at the end in a passionate. climax. The first section ‘Mysterious’ features a solo horn and also establishes tonality. B. flat. , texture and harmony. The harmonies are often chordal 6-note clusters and. they are an important binding, articulating and textual element throughout the. work. A solo trumpet joins the solo horn and, as the chordal clusters disappear into. the stratosphere, initiates the rhythm of a light-hearted scherzo – ‘Lively’. The. trumpet’s rhythmic figure is echoed and developed by the winds. The solo oboe and cor anglais now introduce a very lyrical melody in falling. thirds ‘Sensuous’. The chordal clusters as well as the trumpet’s rhythmic figure. eventually reappear to accompany this melodic theme and then the violins. passionately respond by taking it over – ‘Passionato’. All the elements thus. unifying to culminate in the coda. These elements could also perhaps be described in non-musical terms as. ‘imagination’. solo horn. , ‘action’. solo trumpet. , ‘emotion’. solo oboe and cor. anglais. which eventually combine in the climax. violins.

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Voor Chamber Orchestra. Flute, Oboe, Cor Anglais, Basson, Horn in F, Trumpet in C,. Strings. 5.4.3.2.1. Composer's Programme Note. Points of View is a work about the different musical elements, which are. personified by soloists from the orchestra, all unifying at the end in a passionate. climax. The first section ‘Mysterious’ features a solo horn and also establishes tonality. B. flat. , texture and harmony. The harmonies are often chordal 6-note clusters and. they are an important binding, articulating and textual element throughout the. werk. A solo trumpet joins the solo horn and, as the chordal clusters disappear into. the stratosphere, initiates the rhythm of a light-hearted scherzo – ‘Lively’. The. trumpet’s rhythmic figure is echoed and developed by the winds. The solo oboe and cor anglais now introduce a very lyrical melody in falling. thirds ‘Sensuous’. The chordal clusters as well as the trumpet’s rhythmic figure. eventually reappear to accompany this melodic theme and then the violins. passionately respond by taking it over – ‘Passionato’. All the elements thus. unifying to culminate in the coda. These elements could also perhaps be described in non-musical terms as. ‘imagination’. solo hoorn. , ‘action’. solotrompet. , ‘emotion’. solo oboe and cor. anglais. which eventually combine in the climax. violen.