Resonance (guitar trio)

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Resonance
Studio recording by Copenhagen Guitar Trio



Resonance
Live-recording by Copenhagen Guitar Trio at Lundehus Church 25 October 2015.


Info

Composer Martin Lohse
Title Resonance
Supported by The Danish Arts Foundation

Work number W.45
Composition year 2015

Movements 1
Duration 8 min

Genre chamber music
Number of instruments 3
Instrumentation guitar trio

Score notation computer (Sibelius)
Pages 12
Free score yes

First performance Oct 2015

by Copenhagen Guitar Trio
place Iceland


Musical styles and elements modal, melodic, minimalistic



Program note

In English

Resonance (2015)
Guitar trio
Starting with a long, slow accelerando, Resonance develops from a repetitive movement into a fast, rhythmical piece with an expressive melody emerging between whirling notes, finally ending with the melody in its pure form played as harmonics.
Mobile
Mobile is a compositional technique where multiple layers of music with independent tempos, meters, and styles are integrated into a recurring chordal pattern. These chords modulate slowly through all keys, resulting in a harmonic language with minimal dissonance.
The technique synthesizes several methods developed across earlier works:
  1. Continuous Modulation: A repeating sequence of chords that modulates from start to finish, creating a state of constant motion. This was first utilized in Haiku (1999) and further developed in In Liquid... (violin and piano) (2003) and Image Balancantes (2004).
  2. Simultaneous Layers: The use of multiple independent musical layers, which has been a primary element of the music since 2000.
  3. Rhythm Across Harmony: A principle where independent motives are played in individual tempos against the rhythm of the underlying chords. This was first explored in Smoke (2000), refined in Liebestraum (Liszt arrangement from 2005) and 8 Momenti Mobile (2008), and reached its definitive form in Concerto in Tempi (2010).
The work is dedicated to Copenhagen Guitar Trio.
Martin Lohse 2015

In Danish

Resonance (2015)
Guitartrio
Startende med et langt accelerando udvikler Resonance sig fra en repetitiv sats til et hurtigt, rytmisk stykke med en melodi, der træder frem mellem hvirvlende noder, for til sidst at ende med melodien i ren form spillet som flageoletter.
Mobile
En teknik hvor forskellige lag af musik i hver deres tempo, metrik og musikalsk stil kombineres i et simpelt mønster af akkorder, som langsomt modulerer igennem alle tonearter i en uendelig sekvens, skabende en musik med ingen eller ganske få dissonanser.
Værket er dedikeret til Copenhagen Guitar Trio.
Martin Lohse 2015

Work Description

Work featuring a long, slow accelerando that develops from a repetitive movement into a fast, rhythmical piece where an expressive melody emerges and concludes in pure harmonics

Instrumentation: 3 gtr
Version Text: Original version for three guitars, dedicated to Copenhagen Guitar Trio

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Performances

All versions of - Resonance

Concert Copenhagen Guitar Trio
Lundehus Church, Østerbro, Copenhagen, Denmark
Sunday 25 October 2015, 15:00
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Concert Copenhagen Guitar Duo
Nordens Hus, Sturlugötu 5, Reykjavík, Iceland
Saturday 17 October 2015, 15:00
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Study Concert
Studio Scene, Royal Danish Academy of Music, Copenhagen, Denmark
Tuesday 6 October 2015, 19:30
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