Schnebel, Dieter: Pan
flute(s) or recorder(s) and accompaniment ad libitum (string instrument or keyboard/organ/accordion)
Schnebel, Dieter: Pan
flute(s) or recorder(s) and accompaniment ad libitum (string instrument or keyboard/organ/accordion)
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This work describes and interprets psychologically the daily routine of Pan, the God of shepherds and nature in Greek mythology: awakening, longing and temptation, hunting and ecstasy(...). Provided that 'Pan' is not performed as a solo piece, the instrument for the partly drone-like accompaniment can be freely chosen – ideally a string instrument (such as violoncello), but a second flute, piano or a plucked instrument (such as a guitar) can also be used. The original, freely notated draft version is available under order no. FTR 126.
Contents
- Awakening
- Longing and temptation
- Urging-hunting-frightening
- Fulfilment (Ecstasy)
- Fatigue
- Dreams
- Falling asleep
