SHABBY
CHIC (2001) for flute/piccolo, clarinet, piano, percussion, violin, and cello |
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PROGRAM
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Shabby
Chic (2001) was partly inspired by the campy home design TV show
of the same name. Over the course of this ten-minute work for flute/piccolo,
clarinet, percussion, piano, violin, and cello, characteristic elements
of modernism and minimalism are freely developed, combined, re-arranged,
superimposed, and juxtaposed in an attempt, as the title implies, to
dress the other up. |
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| Society for New Music | score
sample |
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| AWARDS | |||||
| Regional Winner, 2003 SCI/ASACP Student Commission Competition | |||||
| Honorable Mention, Left Coast Chamber Ensemble 2002 Composition Contest | |||||
| PERFORMANCE HISTORY | |||||
| -Premiered December 3rd, 2002, Dohnanyi Recital Hall, Tallahassee, FL, FSU New Music Ensemble, Thomas Eric McCullough, conductor | |||||
| -February 1, 2003, FSU Festival of New Music, Tallahassee, FL, FSU New Music Ensemble, Thomas Eric McCullough, conductor | |||||
| -April 11th, 2003, Oppeman Music Hall, Tallahassee, FL, FSU New Music Ensemble, Thomas Eric McCullough, conductor | |||||
| -April 10, 2004, Wadsworth Auditorium, Geneseo, NY, SCI Region II Conference, Society for New Music | |||||
| -April 18, 2004 Homer Auditorim, Everson Museum, Syracuse, NY, Society for New Music | |||||
| -November 6, 2004, Galapagos Art Space, Brooklyn, NY, Forecast Music, conducted by Harry Marenstein | |||||
SHABBY
CHIC COPYRIGHT © 2001 BY JAMES BARRY (ASCAP) |
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