Contemporary
DILLON Circe for 16 players in Six Scenes
Score
EP 73195
JAMES DILLON
Pharmakeia : 3
CIRCE
for 16 players in Six Scenes 2017
ALLE RECHTE VORBEHALTEN
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EDITION PETERS LEIPZIG
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LONDON
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NEW YORK
Instrumentation :Flute (+ Piccolo) Oboe (+ Cor Anglais) Clarinet in B- (+ Bass Clarinet & Contrabass Clarinet) Bassoon (+ Contrabassoon) Horn in F (+ mute) Trumpet in B- (+ Cup, Harmon & Solo Tone mutes) Trombone (Cup, Harmon & Solo Tone mutes) Tuba (+ mute) Percussion (1 player) Vibraphone Glockenspiel Tubular Bells
Large Tamtam *
Bass Drum
Hyoshigi
2 Chinese Opera Gongs **
Piano 1 Piano 2 (doubling Organ or El. Kb with organ samples) Violin I Violin II Viola Violoncello Contrabass * Tamtam minimum of 100cm ** Gong 1 – ca 15cm; Gong 2 with glissando ca 22.5cm
Layout : (on riser) –
Horn Trumpet Trombone Tuba
Piano 1 Percussion Piano 2/Organ Clarinet Bassoon Contrabass Violoncello Flute Oboe Conductor
Viola Violin Violin
Score in C Piccolo sounds one octave higher than written Bass Clarinet sounds one octave lower than written Contrabass Clarinet sounds one octave lower than written Contrabassoon sounds one octave lower than written Glockenspiel sounds two octaves higher than written Contrabass sounds one octave lower than written
1. three quarer-tones flat three quarter-tones flat 2.1. semitone flat 3. quarter-tone flat 2. semitone flat quarter-tone flat 4.3. natural 4. natural 5. quarter-tone sharp quarter-tone sharp 6.5. semitone sharp 6. semitone sharp 7. three quarter-tones sharp sharp 7. three quarter-tones 1.
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Commissioned by Ensemble Musikfabrik and Kunststiftung NRW
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To : Peter Rundel and Ensemble Musikfabrik
Circe (Kirke) was a goddess of sorcery (pharmakeia) who was skilled in the magic of transmutation, illusion, and necromancy. Circe’s (Kirke’s) name is derived from the Greek verb kirkoô meaning “to secure with rings” or “hoop around”– a reference to the binding power of magic. Circe is scored for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Percussion 2 Pianos, 2 Violins, Viola, Violoncello and Contrabass and forms the third part of a projected cycle PHARMAKEIA of four works.
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