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Grethen, Luc - Tick Tack for three flutes
Grethen, Luc - Tick Tack for three flutes
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LUC GRETHEN was born on 1st December 1964 in Luxembourg.
There he studied composition, orchestration and conducting at the
conservatory in Luxembourg city, as well as oboe and cor anglais
at the Strasbourg (France) and Mons (Belgium) conservatories.
He underwent further studies in musicology at the "Université des
Sciences Humaines de Strasbourg" from 1983-1987, graduating
with a master's degree. Since 1990 he has been teaching at the
conservatory of his home town: history of music, and as from 1991
also education of music. He is very active as a composer and writes
many works for chamber formations, as well as orchestral and choral pieces.
TICK-TACK - A clock is not merely a measuring instrument, which
indicates a precise moment in time or measures a certain lapse of
time. A clock can also be an inspiration for a piece of music and
thus the regular ticking of a clock is at the centre of this work for
three flutes. The idea came to the composer while listening to the
beat of an old clockwork mechanism. Its regular beat is represen-
ted by an insistent 8th note movement running on incessantly in
all three flutes. Level of difficulty: difficult
There he studied composition, orchestration and conducting at the
conservatory in Luxembourg city, as well as oboe and cor anglais
at the Strasbourg (France) and Mons (Belgium) conservatories.
He underwent further studies in musicology at the "Université des
Sciences Humaines de Strasbourg" from 1983-1987, graduating
with a master's degree. Since 1990 he has been teaching at the
conservatory of his home town: history of music, and as from 1991
also education of music. He is very active as a composer and writes
many works for chamber formations, as well as orchestral and choral pieces.
TICK-TACK - A clock is not merely a measuring instrument, which
indicates a precise moment in time or measures a certain lapse of
time. A clock can also be an inspiration for a piece of music and
thus the regular ticking of a clock is at the centre of this work for
three flutes. The idea came to the composer while listening to the
beat of an old clockwork mechanism. Its regular beat is represen-
ted by an insistent 8th note movement running on incessantly in
all three flutes. Level of difficulty: difficult
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