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Sculpting Time Through Motion

by Musiquallan

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Dwelling in Marble Halls, Dreaming on Mountain Fastnesses 01:08
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Life in 20(/)20 ... glimpses of Deep Joy 09:15
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Pas à Cayeux-sur-Mer des fleurs 07:25
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Endo-Phatic Panic 08:18
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Vita Reali … Paths Untrodden 09:26
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The memorial ballad of Jerry Cornelius 10:02
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Irenic Holloways beneath those Arbor Vitae 09:08
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Ex-Static Manic (Abstract Marquetry no.1) 12:33
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Piano music without notes seems pretty inconceivable (what key do I press?), but no less inconceivable is some field which lends continuity to the notes (what key do I press next?). It would be foolish to declare that I'm not interested in the notes (I'm not John Cage, after all), but I am perhaps more interested in what ties them together: in concepts of line, of shape, of gesture, of weight and force, texture, torsion, momentum, balance and disruption, density, repetition, rhetoric, register (and even harmony). After all, as many an exhausted teacher has said to many an unimaginative student, “the music is what happens between the notes”. Trying to pin down what it was I was trying to do in flowing this music, the phrase 'sculpting time through motion' comes closer than anything else I've found. Listen through the notes to the music.

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released August 1, 2021

Production and design from the Freebardgate Collective

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Musiquallan England, UK

Allan F Moore - musicologist, pianist, composer, author, broadcaster, husband, father - whose music combines the vitality of rock and jazz with the harmonies and pacing of contemporary classical and the pianistic textures and voicings of the classical tradition (and the odd touch of irony). But it doesn't always do quite what it says on the tin... ... more

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