(Bad) Dreams come true for string quartet - Score & parts
Myllärinen, TiinaProduct information
Title: | (Bad) Dreams come true for string quartet - Score & parts | ||
Authors: | Myllärinen, Tiina (Composer) | ||
Product number: | 9790550118744 | ||
Product form: | Sheet music | ||
Availability: | Delivery in 7-16 days | ||
Publication date: | 16.8.2023 | ||
Price: | 39,90 € (36,27 € vat 0 %) | ||
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Further information
Publisher: | Fennica Gehrman |
Edition: | 2023 |
Publication year: | 2023 |
Language: | English, Finnish |
Pages: | 134 |
Product family: | Celebrating women composers Chamber music String ensembles |
Finnish library classification: | 78.5132 Neljä jousisoitinta |
Key words: | jousikvartetot |
Description
Tiina Myllärinen's (b. 1979) (Bad) Dreams come true for strings quartet (2022) was composed when war broke out in Europe. The composer tells: "The shock, and the daily news barrage of battles could not help making an impression on my work and its material. I wondered what dreams and plans people had in Ukraine before the war, and how everything became a nightmare in a single night. Terror, fear and tension found their way into the work, along with memories of life in the past and dreams of a different future. The work is dedicated to the people of Ukraine; to the dreams that will hopefully soon come true."
This product includes the full score and a set of parts.
Tiina Myllärinen's music has been described as cheerfully inquisitive, vigorous and original. Her works include Squarcio for ensemble, the orchestral what? (2010) and Traces (2013, commissioned by the Pro Musica Foundation and premiered at the Helsinki Music Centre on 5 June 2014) and Three Songs for voice, guitar and cello (2007).
This product includes the full score and a set of parts.
Tiina Myllärinen's music has been described as cheerfully inquisitive, vigorous and original. Her works include Squarcio for ensemble, the orchestral what? (2010) and Traces (2013, commissioned by the Pro Musica Foundation and premiered at the Helsinki Music Centre on 5 June 2014) and Three Songs for voice, guitar and cello (2007).