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Piano Concerto (Aera Dementia), Op.1
SM-000036547
| Alternative title |
Piano Concerto 2001 |
| Composer | Keith Perreur-Lloyd |
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| Publisher | Keith Perreur-Lloyd |
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| Genre |
Classical / Concerto
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| Instrumentation |
Piano, Flute, Flute piccolo, Clarinet, Bassoon, Oboe, Horn, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Violin, Viola, Cello, Double bass, Tubular Bells, Glockenspiel, Contrabassoon, Bass Clarinet |
| Scored for | Soloists, Symphonic orchestra |
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| Type of score | Full score |
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| Duration |
31'12" |
| Language | English |
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| Difficulty |
Difficult |
| Year of composition |
2001 |
| Description |
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MARK ANDREW JAMES - Conductor, Sussex Symphony Orchestra
The work itself I feel is extremely good, it is very episodic and atmospheric! There is much aggression in the work and pent up feelings coupled with a painful agony which perfectly depicts those events (2001) and the eventual futility of it all.
GEORGE-EMMANUEL LAZARIDIS - Pianist
The piano concerto is an exquisite piece, and I truly mean it when I say it is geniusly modern. Modern in a most original and meaningful way. It doesn't sound like anything else. And yet the sounds and rhythms it manages to create, refer to modern life: its REAL sounds and rhythms. You can hear familiar contemporary life sounds. but created by acoustic instruments, and at the same time controlled and elevated into a great art-form. |
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