Berkeley Price - clarinet Mary Au - piano Mary Boyle - composer 3/10/10 performance on Faces of Eve recital presented by Women's Works Concert Series in NYC Adagio for clarinet and piano Adagio had its premiere at the Georgia State University by Faculty members Leslie Nicholas (clarinet) and Mark Street (piano). In composing the work, composer Mary Boyle strived for a low, mysterious, barely audible humming sound introduced by the clarinet and engaged by the piano in an intimate, leisurely, playful instrumental dialogue, analogous, perhaps, to a dark figure in a trench coat under a lamp-post on a hazy moon-lit night, engaged in a thoughtful soliloquy, and a Gauloises cigarette.
Mary Boyle Adagio for clarinet and piano with Mary Au and Berkeley Price
Mary Boyle Adagio for clarinet and piano with Mary Au and Berkeley Price Video Clips. Duration : 3.97 Mins.
Berkeley Price - clarinet Mary Au - piano Mary Boyle - composer 3/10/10 performance on Faces of Eve recital presented by Women's Works Concert Series in NYC Adagio for clarinet and piano Adagio had its premiere at the Georgia State University by Faculty members Leslie Nicholas (clarinet) and Mark Street (piano). In composing the work, composer Mary Boyle strived for a low, mysterious, barely audible humming sound introduced by the clarinet and engaged by the piano in an intimate, leisurely, playful instrumental dialogue, analogous, perhaps, to a dark figure in a trench coat under a lamp-post on a hazy moon-lit night, engaged in a thoughtful soliloquy, and a Gauloises cigarette.
Berkeley Price - clarinet Mary Au - piano Mary Boyle - composer 3/10/10 performance on Faces of Eve recital presented by Women's Works Concert Series in NYC Adagio for clarinet and piano Adagio had its premiere at the Georgia State University by Faculty members Leslie Nicholas (clarinet) and Mark Street (piano). In composing the work, composer Mary Boyle strived for a low, mysterious, barely audible humming sound introduced by the clarinet and engaged by the piano in an intimate, leisurely, playful instrumental dialogue, analogous, perhaps, to a dark figure in a trench coat under a lamp-post on a hazy moon-lit night, engaged in a thoughtful soliloquy, and a Gauloises cigarette.
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