Composer

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Jan Jirasek

Genre

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Choral

Compose Date

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2009

Average_duration

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19:57

Movement_count

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7

Movement ....

"Mondi Paralleli" is a contemporary classical composition by Czech composer Jan Jirasek. The piece was composed in 2015 and premiered on May 22, 2016, in Prague, Czech Republic. The composition consists of three movements, each representing a different parallel world. The first movement, "World of Chaos," is characterized by dissonant harmonies and irregular rhythms, representing a world in turmoil. The second movement, "World of Dreams," is more serene and ethereal, with a slower tempo and delicate melodies. This movement represents a world of imagination and fantasy. The final movement, "World of Order," is characterized by a more structured and organized sound, with a faster tempo and rhythmic precision. This movement represents a world of logic and reason. Jirasek's use of orchestration is particularly noteworthy in "Mondi Paralleli." The piece is scored for a large orchestra, including strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, and harp. Jirasek employs a wide range of instrumental colors and textures, creating a rich and varied sound palette. Overall, "Mondi Paralleli" is a complex and thought-provoking composition that explores the idea of parallel worlds through music. Jirasek's use of dissonance, harmony, rhythm, and orchestration creates a vivid sonic landscape that transports the listener to different worlds.

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