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Originally written for Dutch organist Jan Hage with financial support
from the Fund for the Creation of new Music. It was first performed
by the ASKO ensemble in the Westerkerk in Amsterdam in 2001.
"For some reason the artist Valentine Tregashian has lost
the will to communicate in any way other than through music. Any
question
put to the artist will receive a piece of music as a reply.
Sometimes mischievous village children ask the artist little
questions just to hear the strange musical answers.
Sometimes composers ask the kind of questions that have
no answers and write down what they hear."
The piece is comprised of eight movements:
I. Valentine Tregashian considers...eternity.
II. Valentine Tregashian considers...the elements.
III. Valentine Tregashian considers...God.
IV. Valentine Tregashian considers...innocence
V. Valentine Tregashian remembers...
VI. Valentine Tregashian reconsiders...
VII. Valentine Tregashian ...sings.
VIII. Pastorale Finale
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