Descent from Parnassus
Title
Descent from Parnassus
Description
Brazilian composer Marcos Balter composed "Descent from Parnassus" for solo flute.
As included in the comments of Claire Chase's performance at the Art Institute of Chicago: "The Art Institute of Chicago commissioned a new work for Chase in January 2012 by the Chicago-based Brazilian composer and longtime collaborator Marcos Balter. The piece, scored for solo flutist doubling a virtuoso vocal part (from Dante’s Canto Paradiso), is inspired by Cy Twombly’s The First Part of the Return from Parnassus (1961), which resides in the Institute’s permanent collection. A short film of the work performed at the Art Institute in front of the painting was produced by Karen Chester with videography by Ross Karre."
As included in the comments of Claire Chase's performance at the Art Institute of Chicago: "The Art Institute of Chicago commissioned a new work for Chase in January 2012 by the Chicago-based Brazilian composer and longtime collaborator Marcos Balter. The piece, scored for solo flutist doubling a virtuoso vocal part (from Dante’s Canto Paradiso), is inspired by Cy Twombly’s The First Part of the Return from Parnassus (1961), which resides in the Institute’s permanent collection. A short film of the work performed at the Art Institute in front of the painting was produced by Karen Chester with videography by Ross Karre."
Duration: 12 minutes
Creator
Balter, Marcos (b. 1974)
Source
Marcos Balter (personal website), https://marcosbalter.com/works/
Marcos Balter (coontact form), https://marcosbalter.com/contact/
Date
2012
Format
0-10 minutes
Coverage
2000-
Instrumentation
flute / flûte
Ensemble Type
solo
Citation
Balter, Marcos (b. 1974), “Descent from Parnassus,” Music EnLivened, accessed November 22, 2024, http://omeka.uottawa.ca/music-enlivened/items/show/208.
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