Duettino II for flute & guitar

SoundClick artist: LovizolMvsik - chamber music, electronic music, lovizolmvsik, lovizol, sacred music

To me, this short piece has a different mood to some of your others. I find it has a no-nonsense firm character, even a little rough - possibly a teacher lecturing a student, or a parent a child. I think it works fairly well.

What was your idea in composing this?

Originally Posted by Euler

To me, this short piece has a different mood to some of your others. I find it has a no-nonsense firm character, even a little rough - possibly a teacher lecturing a student, or a parent a child. I think it works fairly well.

What was your idea in composing this?

Hi Euler! sorry but i am afraid have not understood your coment!

as the idea, i thought of a person and voilà, it came out just for the bass line i have used fragments of a plainchant found in a 3-voices motet by Victor de Paris.

Originally Posted by frantz

Hi Euler! sorry but i am afraid have not understood your coment!

as the idea, i thought of a person and voilà, it came out just for the bass line i have used fragments of a plainchant found in a 3-voices motet by Victor de Paris.

My comment was nothing major nor a criticism - I was just curious. The texture of this piece is different to that of "Jungle Happy Bells" for example. But that probably arises from your using parts from a motet as the bass line so I think you have answered my question. Keep up the good work!

Originally Posted by Euler

My comment was nothing major nor a criticism - I was just curious. The texture of this piece is different to that of "Jungle Happy Bells" for example. But that probably arises from your using parts from a motet as the bass line so I think you have answered my question. Keep up the good work!

oh, ok!! thanks Euler!!