Composer

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Jorge Villavicencio Grossmann

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Keyboard

Compose Date

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2015

Average_duration

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21:34

Movement_count

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9

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'Ludi Mutatio' is a contemporary classical composition by Jorge Villavicencio Grossmann, a Peruvian-American composer. The piece was composed in 2014 and premiered on March 28, 2015, by the Boston Modern Orchestra Project, conducted by Gil Rose. 'Ludi Mutatio' is a three-movement work that explores the concept of transformation through the lens of games and play. The first movement, titled "Ludus Primus," is a playful and energetic piece that features a lively rhythm and a variety of percussive sounds. The second movement, "Ludus Secundus," is more introspective and contemplative, with a slower tempo and a focus on the strings and woodwinds. The final movement, "Ludus Tertius," brings the piece to a dramatic conclusion with a fast-paced and intense finale. One of the defining characteristics of 'Ludi Mutatio' is its use of unconventional instrumentation. In addition to the standard orchestra, the piece also features a variety of percussion instruments, including marimba, vibraphone, and steel drums. This creates a unique and dynamic sound that sets 'Ludi Mutatio' apart from more traditional classical compositions. Another notable aspect of 'Ludi Mutatio' is its use of musical motifs and themes. Throughout the piece, Grossmann weaves together a variety of musical ideas, creating a cohesive and unified work that is both complex and accessible. This makes 'Ludi Mutatio' a rewarding piece for both casual listeners and more experienced classical music enthusiasts. Overall, 'Ludi Mutatio' is a vibrant and engaging work that showcases Grossmann's skill as a composer. Its playful spirit and innovative instrumentation make it a standout piece in the contemporary classical repertoire.

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