Travlos - Colours-Metamorphoses
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Label: Phasma Music
Cat No: PHASMAMUSIC017
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 3rd April 2020
Contents
Artists
Iwona Glinka (flute)Spyros Kontos (cor anglais)
Spyros Travlos (violin)
Dimitris Travlos (cello)
Works
ColoursMetamorphoses
Artists
Iwona Glinka (flute)Spyros Kontos (cor anglais)
Spyros Travlos (violin)
Dimitris Travlos (cello)
About
The composer writes: "Colours, a project for electronics, flute, english horn, violin and violoncello, where each colour has its own properties with its own wavelength and frequency.
"Although white could be said to be a colour, it is generally not included in the scientific spectrum as it is in fact made up of all the colours of the spectrum, but it is often referred to being a colour.
"Isaac Newton proved that white light is indeed made up of colours by passing natural sunlight through a glass prism which in result projected a rainbow of colours on a surface. He then proceeded to use a second glass prism and combined the light from the first prism (which split the suns rays into sperate colours) to produce white light once again. Thus proving white light (ie the sun) contains colour.
"Originally, Metamorphoses (transformations) was written for a video art composition which had to do with the transformation of realistic images to imaginary ones. Here are a few examples of some pictures and their transformations for a possible better understanding of the music."
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