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Three Follies for Bass Recorder

OMP242.pdf

Orpheus Music

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Composer: Thorn - Benjamin

Instrumentation: Bass

Period/genre: Australian Contemporary

Grade: Moderate

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*Another Great Collection* by Australian Composer and Recorder Fanatic, Benjamin Thorn.

1. Lively and spontaneous
2. Gently
3. Lively

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_Score 3 pp. Downloadable PDF file._

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    • Benjamin Thorn
    Three Follies for Bass Recorder
    Orpheus Music, OMP 242,
    It is good to find a piece of original music for bass recorder which can be played by reasonably competent bass players, without     having a diploma tucked under your belt.     Benjamin Thorn's Three Follies are structured round the Follia ground bass and could be accompanied by a cello or viol playing that bass in G minor.

    The first movement, marked "Lively and spontaneous", is indeed a lively syncopated piece with triplets here and there to add to the spontaneity. By contrast, the second Folly, has the feel of an aria, although it does have a brighter middle section. Parts of this movement are to be sung at the same time as being played. I am not very good at that technique and I didn't think it detracted too much from the movement just to play it straight, although it is not what the composer intended.

    The final movement is a lively gigue with some syncopated bars which is quite effective and ends the piece with a flourish.
    These pieces were originally composed for ocarina so the range of notes is limited, which works in favour of bass players who are not comfortable in the high register. Three Follies are enjoyable pieces to play and to listen to.
    Janice Ormerod , The Recorder Magazine, Summer 2014 p.64 

    To view a video of this recording:
    This video was part of Orpheus Music 25th Celebration, a celebration to share Australian music around the world. Orpheus Music's legacy of keeping Australian music relevant to the musical history of Australia and part of the recorder repertoire is something we are deeply passionate about. We would like to thank all the ensembles and recorder players around the world who took part in our celebration. 

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