Griebling: Petroglyph Dances for Tenor Saxophone, Viola and Piano String Music_VolaCode: JP5063 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0559 3 Petroglyph Dances was composed in 1999 at the request of saxophonist Dr. Jackie Lamar for the 2000 debut recital of the Cross Town Trio (Jackie Lamar, saxophone; Karen Griebling, viola; and John Krebs, piano). The instrumentation is for viola, tenor saxophone, and piano. Six of the nine movements of the suite were inspired by mysterious artwork depicting animals, insects, birds, lizards, and shaman left by the
soprano (includes a condensed reference score)
The subtitle
ISBN: 978-0-9841917-1-0
When the piano enters
The movement reaches a climactic point wherein a line in the English horn is presented more-or-less in the speech pattern of the phrase
Besides securing the early fundamentals
Code: JP1066
Examples from the recording may be heard online at the following link:
46) was inspired by the Bohemian folk dance
born into an upper middle-class family in the city of Turin
Code: JP1115
Code: JP1029