Recorder Concerto — Brian Inglis
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Recorder Concerto

For Recorder and Ensemble
Brian Inglis·Composers Edition·ce-bi1rc1·Vocal Score

Official edition of "Recorder Concerto" by Brian Inglis, published by Composers Edition (ce-bi1rc1), scored for 2 高音笛, 中音笛, 钢琴. Edition includes 2 parts, 52 pages.

Composer
Brian Inglis
Catalog No.
ce-bi1rc1
Edition
Vocal Score
Instruments
Specifications
2 parts · 52 pages (Score & Parts)

Parts & Score Materials

Part NameInstrumentPages
钢琴缩简谱Piano32 pages
高音笛 1/高音笛 2/中音笛Recorder, Recorder, Recorder20 pages

Work & Edition Details

This piece aims to explore the expressive, virtuosic and sonic potential of the recorder as a concertante instrument. Both descant and treble are used, and at one point (bb 141-144) a special effect is created by playing two descant recorders simultaneously - an evocation of the double flute or aulos of folk and antique tradition. Formally the concerto combines a traditional Classical/Romantic three-movement concerto structure into one movement, which also relates to the ritornello form of the Baroque concerto: an introductory instrumental exposition is followed by a solo exposition of similar material, then various episodes of dialogue and alternation between recorder and orchestra. Several indeterminate techniques are used, giving individual instrumentalists rhythmic freedom - for instance at figure F and in the first part of the central 'slow movement' (bb 145-195). The linked 'finale' contains two cadenzas for the soloist - one each for treble and descant instruments - separated by a recapitulation of previous material (also a feature of the descant cadenza).

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