Composer

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Iva Bittová

Genre

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Vocal

Compose Date

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1958

Average_duration

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8:40

'Hopáhop Tálitá' is a contemporary classical composition by Czech composer and musician Iva Bittová. The piece was composed in 2005 and premiered on October 14th of the same year at the Rudolfinum in Prague, Czech Republic. The composition consists of three movements, each with its own unique characteristics and themes. The first movement, titled "Hopáhop," is a lively and energetic piece that features Bittová's signature use of extended vocal techniques, including yodeling and scatting. The movement also incorporates elements of folk music, with Bittová's violin playing taking center stage. The second movement, titled "Tálitá," is a slower and more contemplative piece that showcases Bittová's ability to create hauntingly beautiful melodies. The movement features a combination of bowed and plucked strings, with Bittová's voice serving as a haunting counterpoint. The final movement, titled "Hopáhop Tálitá," brings together the themes and motifs from the previous two movements, creating a cohesive and dynamic finale. The movement features a driving rhythm and complex harmonies, with Bittová's voice and violin weaving in and out of each other. Overall, 'Hopáhop Tálitá' is a stunning example of Bittová's unique blend of classical, folk, and experimental music. The composition showcases her virtuosic skills as a violinist and vocalist, as well as her ability to create complex and emotionally resonant music.

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