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| + | The inspiration for Casey Cangelosi's piece Walking Left Handed comes from an actual interview with a young woman. Through a federally-funded research project, the woman tries to explain the effects of LSD on her perception. She insists that, although she is color-blind, she can now see and understand color. She even describes see one color in particular, orange. The composer was taken by the idea of doing something extreme or even dangerous for the purpose of revelation and furthering one's awareness. | ||
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| + | Throughout the piece, the minor 2nd motivically attempts to smare one key area to another. The focus is not so much on the relationship between keys, but the doorway leading from one to the other. The pre-recorded tape (CD) will accentuate this as well; it's sounds are all acoustic and not digitally altered. LIke the minor 2nd, it is the hope of the composer that the tape will also serve as connective tissue from one world to the other (acoustic to electronic-acoustic in this case). The last connecting theme is found in the lighting; the transfer from natural light (candles) to electric light (the head lamp). The title Walking Left Handed refers to walking a left handed path. Taking an uncommon or forbidden journey in hopes of great results. | ||
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Revision as of 21:23, 6 May 2018
General Info
Year: 2010
Duration: c.
Difficulty: (see Ratings for explanation)
Publisher: Cangelosi
Cost: Score and Parts - $0.00 | Score Only - $0.00
Movements
Instrumentation
Multiple Percussion: China Cymbal, 4 Finger Cymbals, 2 small tuned gongs (G, C, G#, or D#), tam tam, ice bell, glockenspiel, crystal glass, vibraphone, wind chimes
With Tape, 3 candles, head lamp,
Program Notes
The inspiration for Casey Cangelosi's piece Walking Left Handed comes from an actual interview with a young woman. Through a federally-funded research project, the woman tries to explain the effects of LSD on her perception. She insists that, although she is color-blind, she can now see and understand color. She even describes see one color in particular, orange. The composer was taken by the idea of doing something extreme or even dangerous for the purpose of revelation and furthering one's awareness.
Throughout the piece, the minor 2nd motivically attempts to smare one key area to another. The focus is not so much on the relationship between keys, but the doorway leading from one to the other. The pre-recorded tape (CD) will accentuate this as well; it's sounds are all acoustic and not digitally altered. LIke the minor 2nd, it is the hope of the composer that the tape will also serve as connective tissue from one world to the other (acoustic to electronic-acoustic in this case). The last connecting theme is found in the lighting; the transfer from natural light (candles) to electric light (the head lamp). The title Walking Left Handed refers to walking a left handed path. Taking an uncommon or forbidden journey in hopes of great results.
Review
Errata
Awards
Commercial Discography
Online Recordings
Recent Performances
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Works for Percussion by this Composer
Character Series
Character no.1 - Marimba
Character no.2 - Marimba
Character no.3 - Marimba
Character no.4 - Marimba
Character no.5 "Aethyr" - Marimba
Theatric Series
Theatric no.1 - Percussion Duet
Theatric no.2 - Marimba
Theatric no.3 - Multiple Percussion, Clarinet, Double Bass
Theatric no.4 - Percussion Quartet
Theatric no.5 - Percussion Ensemble
Theatric no.6 - Percussion Duet
Theatric no.7 - Multiple Percussion, With Tape
Theatric no.8 - Multiple Percussion; Viola; Piano
Theatric no.9 - Multiple Percussion; Cello
Theatric no.10 - Percussion Ensemble (2 or more)
Marimba Etude
Etude in A Minor
Etude in A Minor no.2
Etude in C Major
Etude in C Major no.2
Etude in C Minor
Etude in D Major
Etude in F Sharp Minor - "Tango"
Snare Drum Solos
Meditation No. 1
Meditation No. 2
3/13/07 Prelude
10/31/09 Prelude
Dubles
Sleight And Evil Hand
Scherzo
Multiple Percussion
Chakra Shift
Einherjar
Encore to Einherjar
Evil Ernie
Fanatic
Glamour
Iktsuarpok
Naglfar
Ogre Ballet
Shape Lessons
Sick 6erpent
Wicca
Chamber Percussion Ensemble
Jazz on Saturn - 5 Players
Marimba Quartet (Cangelosi) - 4 Players
Metavita (Perc. trio) - 3 Players
Nocturne (Cangelosi) - 2 Players
Ouija - 4 Players
Plato's Cave - 2 Players
Quartet (Cangelosi) - 4 Players
Sextet (Cangelosi) - 6 Players
Seance - 2 Players
Two And Single Body - 2 Players
Toy Ceremony - 2 Players
Large Percussion Ensemble
Occhio - 11 Players
Others
Andrew Styles (xylo. etude) - Vibraphone
Bad Touch - Solo Performer, with tape
C Minor Scherzo - Vibraphone
Concerto for Marimba and Orchestra no.2 - Marimba, Orchestra
Encore in G Major - Marimba
Epitaph for Tommy Wolf - Marimba, Piano
F Minor Scherzo - Marimba
Five Preludes (Cangelosi) - Marimba
Ghoul Theater - Timpani, Piano
Opening - Marimba
Rattle and Hum - Marimba
Steam Punk - (Vln., Gtr., Db., Mar.) - Marimba; Chamber Ensemble
Tap Oratory - Snare Drum, Digital Playback
Viscosity - Marimba
Walking Left Handed - Multiple Percussion, With Tape, with Lighting
White Knuckle Stroll - Marimba
Additional Resources
References