Pointillism takes its name from a painting technique exploited by the French artist Georges Seurat. Small dots of color were juxtaposed on the canvas so that when viewed from a distance the colors were mixed optically. An attempt to transfer the technique to music would suggest a contrapuntal texture, the voices assuming independent importance to allow individual timbres to penetrate. A fragmentary character is maintained until the end when instrumental “colors” are fused.
Pointillism by Vida Chenoweth
Pointillism takes its name from a painting technique exploited by the French artist Georges Seurat. Small dots of.... Read More
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Weight | 0.130000 kg |
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Composer | Chenoweth , Vida |
Difficulty | Intermediate |
Number of Players | 3 |
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Instrumentation
Flute, Clarinet and Marimba
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