Work Information
| First performance by Ryland Angel and Lara St John on 28 December 2012, Trinity
Wall Street, New York, USA. |
| Publisher |
Novello & Co Ltd |
Category |
Works for 2-6 Players |
| Year Composed |
2012 |
Duration |
9 Minutes |
| Orchestration |
ct/vn |
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| Full Score(s): |
NOV162393 |
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Programme Note
Now fatal change, for solo violin and counter-tenor, sets the poem The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation by Nahum Tate (1652-1715). A meditation on a single moment of trauma, the piece is split into five short movements, each representing a sequentially heightened stage of anguish in the protagonist.
Tarik O’Regan
October, 2012
PERFORMANCE NOTE
Now Fatal Change should ideally be performed as a continuous song cycle.
Alternatively, the individual movements may be performed in order but interspersed
with other music or events over the course of a concert.
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