Lamura Cuo

for violin and ensemble

violin and ensemble

Edition: Performance material

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Lamura Cuo was commissioned in 2014 by Soundstreams, a Toronto-based music presenter for contemporary music in Canada.

This is one in a series of my works about the Nine Sacred Lakes in Tibet. In this composition, a melodious and mystic strain played on the violin is used to depict the sacredness felt in my heart of Lake Lamura Cuo, one of the famous Nine Sacred Lakes in Tibet on the highest plateau in the world. The chilly, yet clear air and the quiet water of the lake in the distance evoke a slight sadness in my heart. Xiaogang Ye

Orchestral Cast

1 (auch Tibetan Temple Bowl) · 0 · 1 (auch Tibetan Temple Gong) · 0 - 1 (auch Tibetan Temple Bell) · 0 · 0 · 0 - S. (Glsp. · Vibr. · Röhrengl. · Trgl. · Tibetan Temple Gong · Tibetan Temple Bowl · Tamt. · gr. Tr. ) (1 Spieler) - Hfe. - Klav. - Str. (1 · 0 · 1 · 1 · 1)

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Title:

Lamura Cuo

for violin and ensemble

Edition:

Performance material

Publisher/Label:

Schott Music

Year of composition:

2014

Opus:

op. 69a

Duration:

13 ′

World Premiere:

May 18, 2014 · Beijing (CN)
Central Conservatory of Music, Concert Hall
Beijing Modern Music Festival 2014
Ryu Goto, violin · Conductor: Jiao Yang · Ensemble Eclipse

Commissioned work :

Commissioned by Soundstreams of Canada