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Philippe Leroux

Leroux: Bagatelle... Désert

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Gérard Billaudot Éditeur  |  SKU: GB10243  |  Barcode: 9790043102434
  • Composer: Philippe Leroux (1959-)
  • Instrumentation: Piano
  • Work: Bagatelle... Désert
  • ISMN: 9790043102434

Description

A bagatelle, light, short, in reference to Beethoven's Bagatelle, Op. 126, No. 3, as if the latter had been altered, eroded and transformed by time. A melodic and harmonie metamorphosis of Beethoven 's main theme which by rotating on itself in canons produces a virtual harmonie reverberation; modification of the piano's timbre by a simple preparation of a few strings using two erasers and a sheet of paper; and resumption of the Beethovenian alternation between slow chords and fast arpeggios, all different examples of links to the original piece in paying a fleeting homage to this composer who is so important in my persona[ history. As at the time of my discovery of his work when I emerged from childhood: Inner desert, sadness are transformed into a single question: "Why?".

Philippe Leroux

Gérard Billaudot Éditeur

Leroux: Bagatelle... Désert

$30.00

Description

A bagatelle, light, short, in reference to Beethoven's Bagatelle, Op. 126, No. 3, as if the latter had been altered, eroded and transformed by time. A melodic and harmonie metamorphosis of Beethoven 's main theme which by rotating on itself in canons produces a virtual harmonie reverberation; modification of the piano's timbre by a simple preparation of a few strings using two erasers and a sheet of paper; and resumption of the Beethovenian alternation between slow chords and fast arpeggios, all different examples of links to the original piece in paying a fleeting homage to this composer who is so important in my persona[ history. As at the time of my discovery of his work when I emerged from childhood: Inner desert, sadness are transformed into a single question: "Why?".

Philippe Leroux

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