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Mark-Anthony Turnage (Composer) | Rudyard Kipling (Author of original text) | Wilfred Owen (Author of original text)
The Torn Fields
for baritone and large ensemble
texts by Rudyard Kipling, Isaac Rosenberg, Wilfred Owen, Charles Sorley and Siegfried Sassoon
Texts:
1. "A son" from epitaphs of war by Rudyard Kipling
2. "The immortals" by Isaac Rosenberg
3. "Disabled" by Wilfred Owen
4. "When you see the millions of mouthless dead" by Charles Sorley
5. "Everyone Sang" by Siegfried Sassoon
Edition: Performance material
Series:
The Torn Fields
Product Details
Description
The Torn Fields is a memorial to the World War I from the viewpoints of poets of the period. Poems by Kipling, Owen, Rosenberg, Sassoon and Sorley present different perspectives on war and its aftermath: trauma, desolation, rejection, but also humanity and hope. The work has a transcendent concluding vision above and beyond the immediate horrors of the torn fields that are its context.
Orchestral Cast
2(1.pic, 2.pic.afl).1.2(1.Ebcl.Acl, 2.bcl).ssax.1(cbsn)-2.1.0.0-2perc(glsp, crot, vib, mar, gong, s.d, b.d, 2wdbl)-hp.pno(cel)-str(2.2.2.2.2)
Content
I Prologue
II Loss (Rudyard Kipling)
III No more jokes (Isaac Rosenberg) - IV Wounded (Wilfred Owen)
V Interlude
VI The mouthless dead (Charles Sorley)
VII Aftermath (Siegfried Sassoon)
II Loss (Rudyard Kipling)
III No more jokes (Isaac Rosenberg) - IV Wounded (Wilfred Owen)
V Interlude
VI The mouthless dead (Charles Sorley)
VII Aftermath (Siegfried Sassoon)
More Information
Title:
The Torn Fields
for baritone and large ensemble
texts by Rudyard Kipling, Isaac Rosenberg, Wilfred Owen, Charles Sorley and Siegfried Sassoon
Language:
English
Edition:
Performance material
Publisher/Label:
Schott Music
Year of composition:
2000 - 2002
Duration:
25 ′0 ′′
World Premiere:
September 17, 2002 · Berlin (D)
Philharmonie, Kammermusiksaal
Berliner Festwochen 2002
Gerald Finley, Bariton · Conductor: Alexander Briger · Birmingham Contemporary Music Group
Philharmonie, Kammermusiksaal
Berliner Festwochen 2002
Gerald Finley, Bariton · Conductor: Alexander Briger · Birmingham Contemporary Music Group
Commissioned work :
Commissioned by Birmingham Contgemporary Music Group with financial assistance from West Midlands Arts and Sound Investors through BCMG's Sound Investment scheme
Series:
Technical Details
Media Type:
Hire/performance material
Product number:
LSL 4103-01
Manufacturer:
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