Have and Hold (Singing Flutist and Electronics)
Description
PROGRAM NOTE
Have and Hold was commissioned by The Library of Congress as part of the “Boccaccio Project.” Inspired by Giovanni Boccaccio’s 14th century work The Decameron, a written piece about escaping the deadly effects of the Black Plague, the Boccaccio Project is a collection of micro-commissions responding to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Have and Hold reflects the desire to be near others during an extended period of social distancing and isolation. Personally, I have realized that being around people and experiencing life with them not only brings me great joy, but fuels my energy, creativity and spirit. This piece is truly dedicated to all of the people in my life who I miss dearly and long to be near again.
— Allison Loggins-Hull
PERFORMANCE NOTES
Vocal range F5 – D4. Can be sung an octave lower or higher, if necessary.
The flute and voice should be slightly amplified in performance, in order to achieve a sonic balance with the electronic track. A monitor speaker is necessary for the performer to easily coordinate with the electronic track.
The entire piece is metered. A simplified cue line for the electronic track is included for ease of synchronicity. A practice track with metronome has been included in the accompanying materials for rehearsal purposes.
Timings for the electronic track are indicated at rehearsal letters in the score for rehearsal purposes.
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