QUARTET FOR FLUTE, CLARINET, BASSOON AND HARP

DUTATION: 27 minutes

INSTRUMENTATION: flute / piccolo, clarinet,bassoon and harp

YEAR COMPOSED: 1994
SCORE AVAILABILITY: available

Please note: This set of parts is scanned. Some places have been corrected by hand.

QUARTET FOR FLUTE, CLARINET, BASSOON AND HARP (1994) by Lior Navok is a 27-minute chamber work influenced by impressionistic French music and jazz. Across four movements, the piece moves from pastoral lyricism to contemplative themes, a pentatonic second movement, a lamenting Passacaglia, and a final movement featuring piccolo, fugue writing, lyrical themes, and a harp solo leading to a grand finale. This scanned set of parts includes engraved notation with some hand-written corrections, offering performers a rich and expressive addition to the contemporary chamber repertoire.

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QUARTET FOR FLUTE, CLARINET, BASSOON AND HARP (Parts) [PDF download]

Name: QUARTET FOR FLUTE, CLARINET, BASSOON AND HARP (Parts) [PDF download]
Brand: Lior Navok Music
SKU: LN030

SKU: LN030

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Item:	Set of (4) parts
Format:	PDF Download
Edition:	1st Edition
Copyright:	Lior Navok
Publisher:	Lior Navok Music
Pages:	Parts: 110
Paper Size:	DIN A4 / Letter

Condition:	Scanned set of parts. Engraved, including some Hand-written inserts.

The Quartet for Flute, Clarinet, Bassoon, and Harp is influenced by impressionistic French music and jazz, which was my main influence at the time. The first movement begins with a pastoral character, somewhat naive, but soon introduces more contemplative themes, ultimately concluding on a darker note. The second movement is a light, flowing piece built around a pentatonic scale theme. A bassoon cadenza serves as a bridge between the second and third movements, the latter being a long Passacaglia with a lamenting character. In the final movement, the piccolo replaces the flute. This movement opens with a fugue involving all four instruments, leading into a lyrical second theme followed by a harp solo, and concludes with a grand finale.