Some Reflections on A.I.R
Abstract
The work of the performer, the aesthetic re-creation of the listener, and the creation of the composer all share equal importance—successful and mutual understanding is the completion of the circle of the compositional process. The author reflects on her work A.I.R. from the composer’s perspective through exploration and analysis of its genesis and inspiration, its utilization of percussion instruments, and its title, all with the goal of furthering understanding for the piece’s performers and listeners.
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Abstract
The work of the performer, the aesthetic re-creation of the listener, and the creation of the composer all share equal importance—successful and mutual understanding is the completion of the circle of the compositional process. The author reflects on her work A.I.R. from the composer’s perspective through exploration and analysis of its genesis and inspiration, its utilization of percussion instruments, and its title, all with the goal of furthering understanding for the piece’s performers and listeners.
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