Compo | Flute Extended Techniques
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- Mar 5, 2020
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I am writing a piece named "Goodbye, and Thank you Kai Tak". The idea came up in my mind when I was Secondary Five, originally I would like to write this piece for a wind quintet, but just because I am using the Sibelius First version, it only allows me to write for four instruments only. And I think probably I would write for four instruments first and the n later add on the remaining one.
Just jot some notes for the techniques and resources for flute
Flute (Contemporary techniques)
- key clicks
- flutter tongue
- tongue pizz
- beatbox
- white noise
- aeolian sounds
- tongue ram
- jet whistle
- glissando (by key clicks with holes, or changing directions by lips)
- multiphonics (it depends)
- singing while playing
- tremolo
- harmonic trills/ bisbigliando
- whistle tones
Reference:
For the Contemporary Flutist, Wil Offermans
Virtual Flute (finding mutliphonics fingering and pitch)
Flute Colours
Repertoire:
Robert Aitken (b. 1939): Plainsong for the Flute Alone
Tōru Takemitsu (1930-1996): Voice, for flute solo (1971)
Ian Clake: Flute Solo Zoom Tube, played by Jasmine Choi
This is quite fusion!
Toshio Hosokawa. Vertical songs I. for flute solo (or recorder)
Panayiotis Kokoras. Cycling (2009)
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