Composer

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Angelo Gilardino

Genre

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Chamber

Style

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Chamber Music

Compose Date

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2002

Average_duration

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12:41

Movement_count

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3

Movement ....

"Triptico de las visiones" is a three-movement composition for guitar solo, composed by Angelo Gilardino. The piece was completed in 1986 and premiered in the same year by the Italian guitarist, Oscar Ghiglia. The first movement, "Visione del tempo," is marked by a slow and contemplative character. The piece begins with a series of harmonics, which gradually give way to a lyrical melody. The music is characterized by a sense of timelessness, with long, sustained notes and a gentle, flowing rhythm. The movement ends with a return to the opening harmonics, creating a sense of circularity and completion. The second movement, "Visione della notte," is more dramatic and intense than the first. The music is marked by sudden shifts in dynamics and tempo, creating a sense of unease and tension. The guitar is used to create a range of different textures, from delicate arpeggios to aggressive strumming. The movement ends with a sudden, unexpected chord, which leaves the listener on edge. The final movement, "Visione del giorno," is the most upbeat and lively of the three. The music is characterized by a driving rhythm and a sense of forward momentum. The guitar is used to create a range of percussive effects, including tapping and slapping, which add to the energy of the piece. The movement ends with a triumphant flourish, bringing the composition to a satisfying conclusion. Overall, "Triptico de las visiones" is a challenging and rewarding piece for guitarists. The music requires a high level of technical skill, as well as a deep understanding of the expressive possibilities of the instrument. The three movements are united by a sense of introspection and contemplation, but each has its own distinct character and mood.

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