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It Remains to be Seen

Nico — Tue, 15 May 2007 22:26:27 +0000

It Remains to be Seen was written for the Boston University Tanglewood Institute's 40th Anniversary Gala in July 2006. The piece begins with a chord identical to the one at the end of Stravinsky's Firebird suite and proceeds into a series of charged nocturnal episodes. I wanted to treat the feeling of having just heard music, and being expected to make one's own "“ referencing the experience of leaving a BSO concert at the shed, walking back to BUTI on a curvy back road, arguing about music in pairs and threes, and at the sign of bright headlights from behind, reorganizing in single file as a car filled with happy concert-goers speeds by. The piece is a nine-minute navigation of an excited, occasionally illuminated, dark road filled with arguing, cars, fragments of remembered music, and a constant, propulsive pulse. - Nico Muhly Program Notes Commissioned as a concert opener to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the Boston University Tanglewood Institute, It Remains to Be Seen was an especially significant project for the composer"”a Tanglewood alumnus to whom the Institute represents the site of a personal, as well as musical, coming of age. Muhly imagined It Remains"¦ as a portrait of the artist as a younger man, tinged with the energy and anticipation of youth. More specifically, his piece is the dramatization of a single Tanglewood memory"”the nighttime walk back to the dormitories at the end of a symphony concert. The piece is loosely programmatic: we hear the counterpoint of young concertgoers arguing, in excited modes, about the music they've just heard; we even hear them fall, periodically, into single file, allowing a car to pass them on the narrow country road. And so Muhly inverts the conventional arc of a concert-opening piece, beginning with a cymbal crash and orchestral tutti, and ending diminuendo, as the hush of evening takes over at last. "“ Program notes Â© 2007 Daniel Johnson [audio:01 It Remains to be Seen.mp3] Live Recording July 2006, Tanglewood BUTI Orchestra James Gaffigan, conductor James Gaffigan rehearsing the BUTI Orchestra in the Shed at Tanglewood, July 2006

So to Speak

Nick Scholl — Fri, 09 Apr 2004 03:08:54 +0000

So to Speak (After Thomas Tallis) is an extended meditation on an anthem for Pentecost by Thomas Tallis entitled Loquebantur Variis Linguis (they spoke in many tongues). After organizing the material for the piece, I wrote a melody that works against, underneath, and above Tallis's lines to create counterpoint made of old and new elements. Patterns of aggressive woodwind scales and ornaments evoke some of the hysteria inherent in glossolalia (ecstatic speaking in tongues). The central section of the piece gestures towards an insect-like musical and religious fervor. So to Speak is scored for orchestra and lasts eight minutes. It is dedicated to Amiel Melnick. [audio:SoToSpeak.mp3] Live Recording The Juilliard Orchestra Jeffrey Milarsky, Conductor

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Fits & Bursts

Nick Scholl — Sun, 23 Feb 2003 03:16:47 +0000

Fits & Bursts was commissioned by Bard College to commemorate the occasion of the naming of their new performing arts center, the Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts. As a piece of music designed to celebrate a site of artistic production, Fits & Bursts attempts to mimic one of the most frustrating and exciting aspects of the creative process: the violent transformation of a small idea onto a large scale. The piece is organized around several short, spastic improvisatory tutti sections whose energy comes from the shimmering blocks of sound at the beginning of the piece. Towards the end of the piece, the music organizes itself into several huge chords with moving parts"”an incorporation of some of Frank Gehry's sketches for the Fisher Center. The piece ends in a sort of ecstatic conflict"”appropriate, I believe, for a building designed to house creation, trial & error, mistakes, and performance. Fits & Bursts was premiered by Leon Botstein and the American Symphony Orchestra in February, 2003, at Avery Fisher Hall in New York.