sonorities of a good friday procession rewritten by silvio ferraz in itinerário da passagem: verônica nadir
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Abstract
In 1978, Brazilian composer Silvio Ferraz had been present at a Good Friday procession in Prados, Minas Gerais. He was deeply moved by its sonority and symbolism. Thirty years later in 2008 Ferraz composed the piece Itinerário da Passagem: Veronica Nadir (“Itinerary of the Passage: Veronica Nadir”) for cello solo, string orchestra and percussion. This article contextualizes the piece, analyzes its harmony, discusses its sonorities and reveals its arc form based on density flux and harmonic rarefactions.
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| Authors | ;Tadeu Moraes Taffarello |
| Journal | huan jing ke xue= huanjing kexue |
| Year | 2017 |
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