Dueto para violino e piano
minimal music / soundtrack
Tales Botechia


Dueto para violino e piano cover

Dueto para violino e piano is een compositie van Tales Botechia – die voluit Tales Eduardo Pelison Botechia heet – de jonge componist is en woont en werkt in Brazilië – het stuk dat ik van hem heb uitgekozen om te orkestreren heet:

Dueto para violino e piano

de M4A versie voor de grote speakers en de koptelefoons

Instrumenten

  • Viool op de voorgrond
  • Violen in de achtergrond
  • E-Piano Mark II
  • Dry E-Bass

Credits

Update op 30 juni

een verkorte versie is onderdeel geworden van de film Life of the Long Ears

de M4A versie voor de grote speakers en de koptelefoons

de korte film

de soundtrack in de korte film van Ben Film

Minimalists

dit album bevat een aantal tracks van verschillende componisten van minimale muziek die niet in het album "Minimalistics" pasten – zij kregen een eigen verzameling

  1. Transfigured Vision V <br /> een variatie <br /> Eduardo Viñuela
  2. Ostinatrio Secundo <br /> Minimal Music interpretatie <br /> Anne Ku
  3. Adagietto for Strings <br /> Minimal Music <br /> Tales Botechia
  4. Blunt Tower variations <br /> nieuw minimalisme
  5. Repetition Two for Strings <br /> semi-minimal-music
  6. Blunt Tower <br /> Variatie 02

6 reacties

  1. Peter Baanen avatar
    Peter Baanen

    Mooi en hypnotiserend!

    1. ferrie = differentieel avatar
      ferrie = differentieel

      dank je Peter – – misschien wel geschikt voor één van je toekomstige films 😉

  2. Desmond Clancy avatar
    Desmond Clancy

    This understanding adds to my enjoyment of the work and appreciation of your skill as a composer.Thank you for this enlightening answer.

  3. Desmond Clancy avatar
    Desmond Clancy

    Fascinating piece of music, it was a lovely track, had me (my mind) flowing along with it with glee, it was magnificent to my ears and will listen to it again. There is one point I must mention and hope you accept it amicably, namely that it ended so abruptly, surely this wasn’t intentional or was it?

    1. ferrie = differentieel avatar
      ferrie = differentieel

      the end is created by the composer Tales Botechia – and i left it this way – a moment of awakening from your meditation perhaps?

    2. Tales Botechia avatar
      Tales Botechia

      I was invited to answer that question: Yes the ending was intentional. Basically this piece works in a cycle of 3 different chords, each one per measure. The last chord is a dominant chord. This chord asks for resolution, is like making a question and waiting for the answer. Then, when the cycles begins again the music goes to the tonic chord, creating relaxation, and also “answering” the question made by that last chord. By finishing this piece on a dominant chord, is like making a question that you’ll never get an answer, which gives that sensation of abruptness.