Chamundi Hill
(2012)
Flute and harp
Flute and piano
Duration: 15′
Chamundi Hill is inspired by Indian Classical music, particularly the Alap form where the raga is explored in a context without pulse. An expressive tour de force for the flutist while the harpist explores the rarely used technique of bowing the harp strings with nylon string.
“The final piece was a composition of Ned’s called “Chamundi Hill” where Keiko imitated the sound of the tambura by intriguingly ‘bowing’ the strings of the piano, which earned them a shout for encores and a standing ovation.”
– Marianne De Nazareth, The Hindu
Score available from Donemus Publishing
Score available from Donemus Publishing
Written for the FluitHarp Duo.
Made possible by the Performing Arts Fund (NL).
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