Composer

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Jaime Reis

Genre

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Electronic/Computer

Compose Date

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2017

Average_duration

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09:23

"Fluxus, pas trop haut dans le ciel" is a contemporary classical composition by Portuguese composer Jaime Reis. The piece was composed in 2012 and premiered on November 17th of the same year at the Casa da Música in Porto, Portugal. The composition is divided into three movements, each with its own distinct characteristics. The first movement, titled "Fluxus," is characterized by its use of repetitive patterns and minimalist textures. The music builds slowly, with each repetition adding new layers of sound and complexity. The second movement, "Pas Trop Haut Dans Le Ciel," is more atmospheric and ethereal, with long, sustained notes and a sense of floating or drifting. The final movement, "Fluxus II," returns to the minimalist textures of the first movement, but with a more frenetic energy and a sense of urgency. Overall, "Fluxus, pas trop haut dans le ciel" is a complex and challenging work that requires precision and control from the performers. It is a testament to Reis's skill as a composer that he is able to create such a rich and varied musical landscape with just a few simple elements.

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