Paul Carr
Running with Dogs
for Tenor Saxophone and Harp
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Paul Carr
Running with Dogs
for Tenor Saxophone and Harp
- Besetzung Tenorsaxophon und Harfe
- Komponist Paul Carr
- Ausgabe Noten
- Verlag Goodmusic Publishing
- Bestell-Nr. GM344
Lieferzeit 2-4 Arbeitstage
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Beschreibung:
RUNNING WITH DOGS was originally composed in 2007 on the beautiful island of Mallorca, where I was living at the time. The piece formed the first movement of my Bassoon Sonatina, but was later re-worked as a solo piece for Clarinet and Piano: it's the sort of piece that lends itself well to a variety of instruments.
In 2020 the Spanish saxophonist, Vicent Bas Ibanez, asked if I'd ever written anything for Tenor Saxophone and Harp, a lovely combination, and as Vicent was studying at the Conservatori Superior de Musica in Palma, this re-working of Running With Dogs felt an obvious choice in responding to his request. I've basically re-written it for this combination, but the carefee, light-hearted feeling of the piece remains at it's core.
When in Mallorca, I had three dogs, Mallorcan Rateros, all of them rescued when puppies - a very cute miniature Pincher type of breed. In the winter months when the majority of tourists had left and the beaches deserted, I used to let them run across the white sands of Canyamel Beach, watching them relish in the freedom of being out in this wild and beautiful setting. Paul Carr
Duration 5 minutes
The harp part can also be played on the piano.
In 2020 the Spanish saxophonist, Vicent Bas Ibanez, asked if I'd ever written anything for Tenor Saxophone and Harp, a lovely combination, and as Vicent was studying at the Conservatori Superior de Musica in Palma, this re-working of Running With Dogs felt an obvious choice in responding to his request. I've basically re-written it for this combination, but the carefee, light-hearted feeling of the piece remains at it's core.
When in Mallorca, I had three dogs, Mallorcan Rateros, all of them rescued when puppies - a very cute miniature Pincher type of breed. In the winter months when the majority of tourists had left and the beaches deserted, I used to let them run across the white sands of Canyamel Beach, watching them relish in the freedom of being out in this wild and beautiful setting. Paul Carr
Duration 5 minutes
The harp part can also be played on the piano.