Argoru III for flute 長笛 長笛獨奏 朔特版

長笛創作的《Argoru III》（1971 年）是為各種樂器創作的八首獨奏作品系列中的第三首，"Argoru "一詞來自迦納特維語，意為 "演奏"（雙關語）。作品只有一個短樂章。流暢的奔跑和跳躍與吟唱交替出現，就像光線穿過森林中的樹木。作品有時聽起來仿佛是長笛演奏家自己在靈感來臨時即興創作的。事實上，作曲家說他的意圖是 "創作一首向偉大長笛演奏家致敬的精湛樂曲，讓樂曲聽起來像是她自己的個人宣言"。要將 "Argoru "演奏得恰到好處，需要長笛演奏家的高超技藝。辛格爾頓先生為薩拉-巴爾加斯-巴里特創作了 "阿戈魯 III"，她於 1971 年 5 月 24 日在康涅狄格州紐黑文的斯普拉格紀念堂首演了這首曲子

作曲家: Singleton, Alvin
樂器: flute
出版社: Schott Music
原文簡介:
Argoru III (1971) for flute is the third in a series of eight solo works for various instruments, the term argoru being a word from the Ghanaian Twi language meaning to play (itself a pun). The work is in one short movement. Quicksilver runs and leaps alternate with cantabile moments like light falling through trees in a forest. The work at times seems to sound as if the flutist herself were creating the piece in a moment of inspired improvisation. The composer in fact says his intention was to “create a virtuosic tribute to a great flutist, allowing the piece to sound like her own personal statement.” To play “Argoru” with proper joy and abandon requires a flutist of great virtuosity. Such a player is Sara Vargas-Barritt for whom Mr. Singleton composed “Argoru III” and who premiered it on 24 May 1971 in Sprague Memorial Hall, New Haven, Connecticut, where the two were fellow Yale graduates.– Carman Moore