Fragments for Soprano & Piano
Jenkins, Hayley (2017) Fragments for Soprano & Piano. [Composition]
Item Type: | Composition |
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Abstract
Fragments
I Breathe
II Writing
III Fragrance
IV Drunk
V Chaos
Fragments consist of five miniatures and set five very short poems by American poet Christopher Poindexter. Christopher describes himself as an 'observer' and his book Naked Human is an exploration of humanity at its finest and at its worst. When reading his work, I found the succinctness of his words, the informal structures he uses and the thinking spaces they create very musical. Therefore, the five disconnected untitled poems have been arranged as such to link to Poindexter's text to discover what makes us human.
Each fragment works to mirror the poem's structure and tone, sometimes leaving enough space for 'thoughts' on each subject being presented and sometimes moving swiftly on- as fleetingly as written. The role of the vocalist is to be the voice of these 'thoughts' adding colour, emotion and movement in the intensity of each brief fragment.
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Depositing User: Hayley Jenkins |
Identifiers
Item ID: 8820 |
URI: http://sure.sunderland.ac.uk/id/eprint/8820 | Official URL: https://www.hayleyjenkinscomposer.com/ |
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Date Deposited: 21 Feb 2018 14:57 |
Last Modified: 18 Dec 2019 16:05 |
Author: | Hayley Jenkins |
Performer: | Kate Ledger |
Performer: | Payee Chen |
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