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Layered Lament for English horn and electronic tape (1983); Tape realized at the University of Utah Electronic Music Studio. (Woodwinds)
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Journey Towards Oblivion for soprano, tenor and chamber ensemble (1991); based on texts by Christina Rossetti and D.H. Lawrence (Vocal)
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Bridges in Time for tpt, perc, 4 vln, 2 vla, 2 vc, cb (1986) (Large chamber ensemble)
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The Wings of Night for mezzo-soprano and baritone soloists, SATB choir, and guitar. (2008); Texts by Shakespeare, Teasdale, Dickinson, and Colborne-Veel, illustrate the contrasting aspects of night. (Choral)
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Speaking Together for violin and piano (1981) (Strings)
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Three by Three for percussion trio (1979) (Percussion)
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Silverman is concerned about the possibility of musical instrument Timbre and works with performers to learn from their feedback. Although many of her works incorporate techniques, she often creates playable music that the performer is happy to share with the audience. She uses structure to suit the material of each piece, just as she deliberately contrasts consonant melodies with dissonance in orchestral pieces called “cohesion. ”. Silverman grew up surrounded by Jewish folk songs and dances, this rich legacy is evident in her early opera the miracle of Nemirov (a story of Peretz) and her recent work on the horn. Marimba, “protecting sleep, ” for Horn player David Chorley.
In addition to innate talent and effort, Faye-Ellen Silverman has created many well-known pieces of music that are widely accepted in the music industry. Whether it was an opera house or a band performance, whether it was an ensemble or a single instrument, she had great achievements. For her specific music, refer to the 93 items collated by the random tool generator.
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