Nautilus
for French Horn solo or with echo chamber..
To sea life.
To sea life.
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Specifications
Region
Europe
Estimated Duration
6 - 10min
Date
1986
ISMN : 979-0-2325-6427-2
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Notes on this piece
Nautilus The Nautilus is one of the oldest living creatures that still subsists today, its proportions, studied by the Fibonacci “golden section theory”, show the Nautilus to be perfect. It is a crab of the warm seas that amazed Julio Verne’s imagination. The Nautilus also resembles the shape of the french horn. This work appeared from the interplay with those elements in a non-rigorous way. It liberally applies the “aureal” proportions, especially concerning the structure of the piece. It uses an electro-acoustic device that multiplies the sound image of the horn and gives it diverse spaces by means of reverbs and virtual echoes; as if it were a dialogue between a group of sea animals.
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Instrumentation
Horn (French Horn)|Electronic keyboard
Score Details
Format - Undefined
Pages - 16
Pages - 16
