Chats before Sunrise for piano
Mäntysaari, LauriProduct information
Title: | Chats before Sunrise for piano | ||
Authors: | Mäntysaari, Lauri (Composer) | ||
Product number: | 9790550118713 | ||
Product form: | Sheet music | ||
Availability: | Delivery in 7-16 days | ||
Publication date: | 21.7.2023 | ||
Price: | 12,90 € (11,73 € vat 0 %) | ||
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Further information
Publisher: | Fennica Gehrman |
Edition: | 2023 |
Publication year: | 2023 |
Language: | English |
Pages: | 9 |
Product family: | Piano |
Finnish library classification: | 78.61 Piano |
Key words: | pianokappaleet, kivitasku |
Description
Lauri Mäntysaari explores the theme "nature" in Chats before Sunrise (2007, rev. 2022). The atmosphere created in this composition is one of early dawn after a long night spent with good friends (and wine, perhaps), a moment where an unseen element lighter than the air seems to hold the still bubbling conversation in its arms and let us feel relieved. Not only does the word “chat” mean a light conversation, but also a family of birds which is particularly known for their habit of making clicking sounds. These chats also find their place in the composition.
Duration: c. 6'
Lauri Mäntysaari (b. 1982 Helsinki) is known for his wide variety of composing for different media. His output consists of orchestral works, music for instrumental ensemble, solo works, songs and choir music. His works have been performed widely in Finland, but also in eg. Sweden, Denmark, Estonia, Austria and Canada. Mäntysaari's works have recently gained success in international competitions in Italy and The Netherlands.
Duration: c. 6'
Lauri Mäntysaari (b. 1982 Helsinki) is known for his wide variety of composing for different media. His output consists of orchestral works, music for instrumental ensemble, solo works, songs and choir music. His works have been performed widely in Finland, but also in eg. Sweden, Denmark, Estonia, Austria and Canada. Mäntysaari's works have recently gained success in international competitions in Italy and The Netherlands.