Preview: Etude 1.0 for Piano Solo from 25 Etudes using Mirroring, Symmetry, and Intervals
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Etude 1.0 for Piano Solo from 25 Etudes using Mirroring, Symmetry, and Intervals
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SKU: A0.862531
Composed by Michael Bomier. Contemporary,Instructional,Standards. Score. 5 pages. Michael Butkus-Bomier #2033247. Published by Michael Butkus-Bomier (A0.862531).Here is the second etude of the set of 25. It uses the interval of the second, or whole-step, hence the designation 1.0. Mirroring and contrary motion abound here, as secondal structures, in chords, clusters, and single-note lies are all shaped and fingered the same for both hands. Smartly percussive in its sound. Only one short whole-tone-sounding segment. It is surprising how many types of symmetrical, pianistic gestures can be combined using this topographical i.e. black/white keys approach, and strictly limited intervallic material. Approx. running time is 2 mins 25 secs. Look for the rest of the set, and the complete set in one volume coming soon. MBB.
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