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Wonderful new voices writing for the marimba, but you’ll also get a chance toīecome immersed in a collection of pieces that capture the spirit of collaboration at The inaugural Composer LabFest and gathers their music into this collection ofĮxciting etudes and solos for the marimba. This book takes the creative imaginings of a group of composers who participated in Marimba to realize that the bonds of music and creativity can grow and flourishĭespite the challenges of isolation, cancellations, and Zoom mishaps. These etudes and solos collaborated with myself and members of Heartland Heart of the Covid-19 pandemic during the Fall of 2020, the composers that wrote The origin of this etude book is steeped in the joy of collaboration and creation, evenĪt the most challenging of times that we’ve faced in many years. So I constructed this piece with the structure in mind - patterns in the bass and range of the instruments that continuously narrows itself down - and motives that feature numbers 3 and 6, inspired by Wright's work that constructs motives by combining simple geometric patterns. There are structural materials that other materials are built upon and motives that put everything together. I found from the visit that the architecture's components are similar to that of musical composition. Into the Hive seeks to portray the sensation that one would experience to approach the house for the first time.

The walls along the passageway into the house deliberately block the view and light, narrowing the path's dimension down toward the massive entrance doors, entirely made of stone, dimly seen in the dark.

Zelda the wind waker german isolation windows#

As I get close, I started to see many more details of the design: the hollyhock motif, Aline's favorite flower, lined up along the roof and stained glasses in the windows ornamented with geometric patterns of triangles and hexagons. It feels as if there is suddenly an archaeological site in the middle of LA. Even from a distance, I could see that its Mayan- inspired exterior is very much unexpected and out of place.

The architecture sat atop a hill, filled with ample light of Summery Los Angeles weather. Frank Lloyd Wright designed the house with a commission from the house's prospected owner, Aline Barnsdall. During the Hollyhock House visit at Barnsdall Art Park in East Hollywood of Los Angeles, this piece's initial inspiration came to me.