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La reflexion et la dispersion de rayons. Bass Clarinet sheet music. Clarinet Solo sheet music.

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La reflexion et la dispersion de rayons. Bas Klarnet notalar. Klarnet Solo notalar.

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La reflexion et la dispersion de rayons composed by Azusa Yomogida. For solo bass clarinet. Classical. 21st century. Score. 9 pages. Duration 9 minutes, 50 seconds. Published by Alea Publishing. A7.ALEA1088. ABOUT THE WORK. La reflexion et la dispersion de rayons, which translates to English as 'the reflection and dispersion of rays', is an outstanding new work for solo bass clarinet by the young Japanese composer Azusa Yomogida. The work is highly dramatic and expressive, with frequent fluctuation of tempo and use of the full dyamic and lyrical capabilities of the instrument. Although challenging, the work does not require the use of modern techniques or extreme range. In fact, the work does not require an extended-range instrument, making it accessible for a wider range of performers. The score is published loose-leaf to avoid awkward page turns in performance. ABOUT THE COMPOSER. Azusa Yomogida began playing the piano when she was four years old, and began composing when she was just 14. She graduated from Shobi University in Music Media at the top of her class. Asuza has taken part in a number of prestigious composition competitions worldwide, including Future in Tokyo, Festival Futura in France and the international electronic music festival Silence 2008 in Italy. She participated in IRCAM Stage Overview Program in Paris in July 2011 and has also been studying Electroacoustic music with Eric Daubresse, Gregoire Lorieux, Emmanuel Jourdan, Jean Lochard, and Mikhail Malt.

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La reflexion et la dispersion de rayons composed by Azusa Yomogida. Yalnız bas klarnet için. Klasik. 21. yüzyıl. Skor. 9 sayfa. Süre 9 dakika, 50 saniye. Alea Yayıncılık tarafından yayınlanmıştır. A7.ALEA1088. İŞ HAKKINDA. La reflexion et la dispersion de rayons, which translates to English as 'the reflection and dispersion of rays', is an outstanding new work for solo bass clarinet by the young Japanese composer Azusa Yomogida. The work is highly dramatic and expressive, with frequent fluctuation of tempo and use of the full dyamic and lyrical capabilities of the instrument. Although challenging, the work does not require the use of modern techniques or extreme range. In fact, the work does not require an extended-range instrument, making it accessible for a wider range of performers. The score is published loose-leaf to avoid awkward page turns in performance. COMPOSER HAKKINDA. Azusa Yomogida began playing the piano when she was four years old, and began composing when she was just 14. She graduated from Shobi University in Music Media at the top of her class. Asuza has taken part in a number of prestigious composition competitions worldwide, including Future in Tokyo, Festival Futura in France and the international electronic music festival Silence 2008 in Italy. She participated in IRCAM Stage Overview Program in Paris in July 2011 and has also been studying Electroacoustic music with Eric Daubresse, Gregoire Lorieux, Emmanuel Jourdan, Jean Lochard, and Mikhail Malt.