Tríptico para Flauta y Banda de Vientos
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General Info
Year: 2012
Duration: c. 15:35
Difficulty: (see Ratings for explanation)
Publisher: Unknown
Cost: Score and Parts - Unknown
Movements
1. Encruentros – 5:21
2. Contradicciones – 4:57
3. Perspectiva – 4:25
Instrumentation
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Errata
None discovered thus far.
Program Notes
Tríptico para Flauta y Banda de Vientos was inspired in the increasing levels of flute performance and the growing number of flute players in Colombia. The piece is designed according to the traditional classic concerto structure: fast –slow –fast. It offers technical challenges to the soloist, particularly due to the intensity and intricacy of the rhythmic treatment, its high melodic activity, and the inclusion of diverse languages, including tonal, modal, polytonal, atonal, as well as sections with extended techniques.
As the majority of the pieces by Gómez, this work uses a lot of rhythms from the Colombian tradition. Movements first and third are based on energetic rhythms from the Caribbean and Pacific coasts, such as fandango, cumbia, currulao, and mapalé. The second movement is very lyrical and alternates rhythms from the central part of Colombia such as danza and guabina.
Tríptico para Flauta y Banda de Vientos was composed in 2012 and was awarded the National Music Prize in Composition by the Ministry of Culture of Colombia in the same year. The piece has been played in Colombia, Argentina, Spain, and the Netherlands.
- Program Note by composer
Awards
- Premio Nacional de Musica en Composición, Ministerio de Cultura, Colombia, 2012
Media
State Ratings
None discovered thus far.
Performances
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- Millersville (Penn.) University Wind Ensemble (Joe Cernuto, conductor, Morgann Davis, flute) - 2 April 2022
- Vanderbilt University (Nashville, Tenn.) Wind Symphony (Thomas Verrier, conductor, Molly Barth, flute) - 9 April 2021
- University of Nebraska (Lincoln) Symphonic Band (Anthony Falcone, conductor; John Bailey, flute) – 17 April 2019 *United States Premiere Performance*
- Banda Sinfónica del Huila Abel Valderrama Yusti (Alejandro Orellana, conductor; Iván Felipe Muñoz, flute) – 2019
Works for Winds by This Composer
- A Bailar la Cumbia (2018)
- A Vélez el Siete (2008)
- Adios Azul (2017)
- Algo Arrebatao’ (Enlarged version) (2004)
- Algo Arrebatao’ (2004)
- Alucinaciones Bambuco
- Calor de Hogar (2013)
- Cargados de Ilusiones (2005)
- Chicamocha (2006)
- Concertino for Trombone and Band (2010)
- Concertino para Trompeta y Banda
- Corazón Santandereano (2011)
- Cununao (2013)
- De Cierto Modo (2004)
- Del Interior al Llano (2005)
- Don Mario, Bambuco (2016)
- Dos Locos Soñadores (2010)
- Dos Ritmos… Un Solo País (2005)
- El Cantor de la Patria (2010)
- El Solitario (2019)
- En la Puerta del Sol (2004)
- Entre Amigos
- Fandango Concertante (2005)
- Fantasía Festiva (2005)
- Himno del Municipio de Betulia (2002)
- La Iglesia 'e Velez (2011)
- Latinoamérica Despierta (2020)
- Linda Santandereana (2003)
- Lo que Queremos Soñar (2003)
- Los Caminos de Lengerke (2011)
- Los Tambores de Esteban (2011)
- Mesa de las Tempesatades (2010)
- Mi Negra (2017)
- Montaña Mágica
- Monteriano (2005)
- Músico, Poeta y Loco (2007)
- The No Four Seasons (2022)
- Nuestra Otra Colombia (2004)
- Nueve Lunas
- Paisaje Esperanza (2009)
- Peña Morada (2008)
- Perita en Dulce (2005)
- Pinceladas (2005)
- Pipatón (2010)
- Por Tanto y Tanto Amor (2005)
- Por un País Musical (2008)
- Porro Vueltiao (2014)
- Proceres (2015)
- Saxillo, for Sax Quintet and Band (2009)
- Señora de las Cigarras (2006)
- Será Violeta (2009)
- Suite aLa Colombiana (2003)
- Territorio Andino, from Suite Colombia (2013)
- Tríptico para Flauta y Banda de Vientos (2012)
- Tu llegada (2010)
- Vibraciones Andinas (2006)
- Zapatoca (2011)
Resources
- http://rubendariogomez.com/ Rubén Darío Gómez website (Spanish)] Accessed 6 April 2020