Auer
Haze
for flute, oboe, guitar, percussion (1 player), violin and cello
Description
Auer (1998/99) (eng. haze) is a piece that was originally written for a collaboration project between the young composers Ears Open Society and the Lauttasaari Music Institute. The idea was to compose music that could be performed by young instrumentalists in their early/middle stages of their training.
In the piece one can perhaps hear the influence of the Second Viennese School, apparent in the sparse orchestration and the dance-like pulse. Furthermore, the melodies soar from instrument to instrument in a dialogue-like fashion, reminiscent perhaps of Alban Berg.
A shorter version of the piece was performed during the project.
© Jennah Vainio (2007)
Instrumentation
fl, ob, guit, perc, vln, vlc
CategoryChamber Works
