Water Tropes
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Instrumentation: String quartet, throat singer, tape (2009)
Duration: 12-30 minutes (indeterminate)
18 pages
Website: www.naftalischindler.com
Duration: 12-30 minutes (indeterminate)
18 pages
Website: www.naftalischindler.com
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This piece is inspired by the idea of troping environmental sounds explored by Ingram Marshall in several pieces. The idea is to trope, or ovelay, the environmental sound with musical responses. In Water Tropes I use the string quartet, throat singing (singing more than one pitch at a time), to imitate and respond to the percussive bubbliness, and the trills of the water sounds. Over time, the musical response gains independence, forcing the water sounds to trope the music. Eventually, the music loses cohesion and start returning to water, creating an overall "from the water and back to the water" theme for the piece.




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Aaron Alon's music has been performed around the world by such acclaimed musicians as Leone Buyse, Ian Davidson, Andrea Ceccomori, Catherine Branch, Daniel Neer, Michael Fennelly, Mark Whatley, and new music groups Sounds New and the Vientos Trio. His works have been included on three labels and awarded numer…
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