NER concerts; Contemporary Chamber Players play Boulez and more, part two

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contemporary Chamber Players is going to be recorded for mental health at the University of Chicago. The final work on tonight's concert will be the second sonata of Pierre bully the bully. Seconds or not it was completed in 1988 when the composer was only 23. It's four movements follow a pattern which reminds one immediately of late Beethoven The first has a similarity to sonata form in that it has a clearly defined first and second theme development and recapitulation it is the most severe of the four movements. The second movement is in four sections the first variant similarities to the textures of the burn. This is followed by a sort of choral interspersed with silences. Then follows a part which is sustained in very slow and which achieves a thunderous climax. The final section is Jagat in faster first and finally returns to material similar to that at the beginning. The

third movement is a scared so in a rather jack ular vein with more with a more menacing trio. The last movement is an extended fantasy which can be divided into two parts of roughly equal length. The first part is characterized by abrupt changes of mood in Temple. This is followed by a slow and meditative passage which terminates with a brief but violent recitative the last half begins quietly but with suppressed excitement and gradually builds to a spectacular climax becoming rougher and more chop in the process. The work epilogue. Of course will be performed. With Lee Buckley. Left with no reference to. Just one moment then the second sonata of pure.

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