Sy. 5734 - Dai Fujikura - Gliding Wings (2019)

Dai Fujikura Gliding Wings

for clarinet duo and strings (or solo strings) 2019

Score

Sy. 5734/01

ISMN 979-0-2042-5734-8

Gliding Wings was commissioned by Miller Theatre at Columbia University and The International Contemporary Ensemble, with lead support from Oscar Gerardo.

World Premiere: March 5th 2020

Miller Theatre at Columbia University, NY, USA

International Contemporary Ensemble

(The Score is in C)

to Josh Rubin, Campbell MacDonald, Jennifer Curtis, Wendy Richman, Kivie Cahn-Lipman, Randall Zigler, Rebekah Heller and Ross Karre

"Accidentals only affect the pitch to which they directly refer, not other octaves, for the duration of the bar in which the accidental is written."

STRINGS:

Gliss. = shift the pitch immediately (and travel during the full length of the note duration). Port. = shift the pitch just before you go to next note.

S.P.= sul pont. P.O.= position ordinary Long note/tremolo: change bows as many times as you need. Do NOT vibrato on gliss. or port.

Gliding Wings

for clarinet duo and strings (or soli strings) (2019) to Josh Rubin, Campbell MacDonald, Jennifer Curtis, Wendy Richman, Kivie Cahn-Lipman, Randall Zigler, Rebekah Heller and Ross Karre

q = 100 steady (feel the rhythm)

For Strings: it can be played either by a string orchestra or by solo strings. The indications (SOLO) and (TUTTI) are for when the work is performed by a string orchestra. All the double notes are played "divisi" when it is played by a string orchestra, unless stated otherwise.

q = 100 steady (feel the rhythm)

Double Bass: all pitches sound an octave lower than written (including the harmonics and their sounding pitches).

q = 90

Meno mosso q = 90

A tempo q = 72

molto accel. A tempo q = 72