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Horváth Balázs: Symmetry-Asymmetry for flute, viola and harp

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Instrument: Mixed Chamber Trio
Skład: fl, vla, arpa
Seria: EMB Contemporary Music
Rodzaj: Contemporary Hungarian Works
Period: Contemporary Music
Zasięg: 56 stron
Format: Bach (23 x 30,2 cm)
Pierwsze wydanie: Lutego 2005
Wydawca: Universal Music Publishing Editio Musica Budapest
Numer katalogowy: 14396
ISMN: 9790080143964
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The title of this piece by Balázs Horváth refers to the interdependence of the musical materials. The first movement explores a complex system of rhythms with different symmetrical and asymmetrical metres. The second movement as specified by Péter Bársony, who commissioned the work, develops a special relationship with Debussy?s Sonata: it traces the symmetrical and asymmetrical temporal occurrence of the motifs of the Debussy work, as a sort of concrete formal analysis.