Rebekah Driscoll

Iwa Ni

Year: 2016

Duration (in minutes): 8'39;

Difficulty: Medium (college/community)

Category: electronic and computer works, solo woodwind instrument

Instruments: any woodwind, electronics, flute, tape

Publisher: Rebekah Driscoll Music

MP3 STREAM: https://soundcloud.com/rebekah-driscoll/iwa-ni-for-flute-and-fixed-media-excerpt


Description: The title Iwa Ni comes from a poem by 17th-century Japanese poet Matsuo Bashō. By itself, iwa ni means something like “into the rock”. Bashō wrote the poem at the mountain temple of Risshakuji, as part of his 1,500-mile journey around northern Japan.
This piece may be performed with or without the fixed media ("tape"). The unaccompanied version is structured as three short movements; the electroacoustic version is a single long movement.

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