Bulgarian Bat Bite 竖笛3把以上

保加利亚蝙蝠咬人》是意大利单簧管四重奏于 2003 年受委托创作的。它是对作曲家 1992 年创作的二重奏《开伯利亚猫咬人》的改编和扩充，《开伯利亚猫咬人》收录在德国 Advance Music 出版社出版的《10 Klezmer Duos》中。这首二重奏的名字源于家中猫咪 Khyber 的滑稽行为，并没有暗示作曲家在 1992 年夏天东欧克莱兹梅之旅之后受到巴尔干半岛的影响。保加利亚蝙蝠咬人曲 "这个名字恰当地表达了这种影响。作曲家在对自由爵士乐的长期探索中发现，中段过渡到半单簧管（吹嘴插入下关节），创造出更多与民间乐器和狂喜舞蹈相关的非音阶"

作曲家: Curtis, Mike
乐器: 4 clarinets (3 clarinets in Bb and bass clarinet in Bb)
出版社: advance music GmbH
原文简介:
Bulgarian Bat Bite was written in 2003 as a commission by the Quartetto Italiano di Clarinetti. It is an adaption and expansion of the composer´s 1992 duet, Khyberian Catfit, which is included in his 10 Klezmer Duos, published by Advance Music of Germany. The Duo‘s name referred to the antics of the family cat, Khyber, without alluding to the Balkan influences upon the composers following a summer, 1992, klezmer tour to Eastern Europe. The name “Bulgarian Bat Bite” properly conveys the influence. The transition to half-clarinets (mouthpiece inserted into the lower joint) in the middle section, discovered in the composer’s lengthy exploration of free jazz, creates non-datonic scales more associated with folk instruments and ecstatic dance.