The title Ogopogo is insignificant musically, but a friend said the sloping graphic notation in the A section reminded her of the cryptid Ogopogo (similar to the Loch Ness Monster) bobbing its head in and out of the water, which is a fun title. Each formal section explores similar play styles between the instruments: A works with flexibility, fluidity, and speed of tremolo-like figures; B with pitch alterations; and C compares guitar ligado and plucking to flute slurring and tonguing.

Performed at Tate Hall, Central Piedmont Community College 6/11/16

Bent Frequency:
Jan Baker (saxophone)
Molly Barth (flute)
Kayleigh Butcher (mezzo-soprano)
Stuart Gerber (percussion)
Dieter Hennings (guitar)


Kyle Eugene Lewis -- Ogopogo [flute, guitar]

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