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Galaw Ng Sayaw Sa Apat At Tatlo
SM-000186824
| Alternative title |
Movement of Dance in Four and Three |
| Composer | Gary Nash |
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| Publisher | Gary Nash |
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| Genre |
Classical / Chamber music
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| Instrumentation |
Piano, Flute |
| Scored for | Duo |
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| Type of score | Score for two performers, Solo part |
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| Key |
G major |
| Duration |
9'22" |
| Difficulty |
Advanced |
| Year of composition |
2001 |
| Description |
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| Galaw Ng Sayaw Sa Apat At Tatlo, which is Filipino-Tagalog for “movement of dance in four and three”, was composed during Gary Powell Nash’s residency as a 2000-2001 U.S. Fulbright Lecturing Grant Scholar, serving as Visiting Professor of Music Composition at the University of the Philippines-Diliman. Galaw Ng Sayaw Sa Apat At Tatlo is a light, playful and dance-like single movement work with an A section in quadruple meter, B section in a waltz-like triple meter and the A return in quadruple meter with the flute cadenza bridging the B and A’ sections. The harmonies stem from the open fifths in the piano in the opening section. The A and A’ sections are in a G major modality and the B section begins in G-flat major and then proceeds through D minor and B-flat minor. |
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