Name: Mozart - Andante for flute and orchestra (piano) in C Major K. 315 by Julia Escobar, Flute in Mozart
Duration: 6 min 26 s
Description: Performed live at Julia Escobar's Junior Flute Recital, Texas State University, April 6 2018. Ezra Bartz on piano.

Mozart

My head is spinning like a screw- 10 minute loop

Wii Shop Cha Cha Channel / Mii Cha Cha Channel - DJ Smash Bros

8pm - Animal Crossing: Wild World

One of the world’s leading music conservatories, Manhattan School of Music is deeply committed to excellence in education, performance, and creative activity, and to the cultural enrichment of the larger community. Founded as a settlement music school by Janet Daniels Schenck in 1918, today it is recognized for its superbly talented students; a world-renowned artist-teacher faculty; and innovative curricula. MSM prepares students to be passionate performers and composers and imaginative, effective contributors to the arts and to society. Our graduates are among the most distinguished artists performing in concert halls, opera houses, and on jazz stages throughout the world today.

Recorded by Myers Recording Studio of Manhattan School of Music
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Chris Shade, Recording Manager, Associate Producer
Kevin Boutote, Chief Recording Engineer and Mastering Engineer
Yao Lu and Sarah Bruguiere, Recording Engineers

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MSM Opera Theater – MOZART Die Zauberflöte, K. 620–Der Hölle Rache Kocht In Meinem Herzen,  Act II

Get bells.

(Songs used : Animal Crossing (GCN) - Mr.Resetti
Hail Mary Mallon - Whales)

Resetti Makes Money

Theme from Animal Crossing: Wild World

Illinois Modern Ensemble, Stephen Taylor, conductor.  8 February 2017.
Sonic Illinois Festival, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts.

Cold Horizon, for chamber orchestra, grew out of a piece for vibraphone and piano entitled Cold, which I wrote in Paris in January 2001.  The basic musical ideas and icy, shimmering instrumental colors of Cold have been stretched out into a supple, continuously flowing, and dramatic form, and colored as if seen at twilight under a fading and distant light.  

In a sense, Cold Horizon explores resonance as a model or metaphor for developing musical gestures and forms.  Often resonance is used to create a sense of perspective, reminding us that music takes place not only in time but also in space. Musical lines that are slightly out of alignment shadow each other as they seem to echo in a reverberant space.  Similarly, rhythmic processes and subtle changes of orchestration create the illusion of musical gestures that approach or recede.  The opening of the piece, a quasi-Doppler effect, is one example.  Another typical idea is the filtering of complex harmonies into simple intervals, floating points of stability that form a thread of consonance woven across the span of the piece.  The use of quarter tones blurs the line between harmony and instrumental timbres to create a sense of depth and shadow against the well-tempered, “normal” pitches.

Cold Horizon has passed through a series of incarnations, beginning with an initial sketch premiered in 2002 by the Orchestre Lyrique de Région Avignon-Provence under Sylvio Gualda at the Centre Acanthes contemporary music festival in France.  The complete piece was premiered in 2003 by the University of California, Berkeley Symphony conducted by David Milnes, followed by a revised and expanded version performed by the Minnesota Orchestra at their Composer Institute in 2006 with David Alan Miller.  I revised the piece one last time in early 2017 for this performance, making some minor adjustments to its pacing, clarifying the orchestration and several harmonic details, and pruning back some pretentious complexity in the notation.

Cold Horizon (2017 Version)

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Performed live at Julia Escobar's Junior Flute Recital, Texas State University, April 6 2018. Ezra Bartz on piano.

Mozart - Andante for flute and orchestra (piano) in C Major K. 315

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8pm (lofi remix) - Animal Crossing: City Folk

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Mozart - Andante for flute and orchestra (piano) in C Major K. 315

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