The Morning of the 7th Day... with 7-notes chords and 7-beat rhythms, this piece conveys a feeling of serenity and harmony.
| Title | Au matin du septième jour (The morning of the 7th Day) |
| Composer | Patrick Loiseleur |
| Reference | TPR-0032 |
| Opus number | L42 |
| Instrumentation | Viola and Piano |
| Premiered | August 2011, Courchevel (France) |
| Publication date | June 2012 |
| Synopsis |
Written in August 2011, this piece was premiered in Courchevel with Philippe Colin-Hattat (piano) and the composer playing the viola. Revised in June 2012 for the fit public performance in Belgium. The english translation of the title is "The morning of the seventh day". It attempts to create a feeling of calmness and fullness through the use of 7-note chords which I usually call "hypertonal" because they preserve the impression of a tonal center despite their rich and complex sound. You might also want to read the composer's personal notes about this piece (in French) |
| Duration |
6 minutes |
| Difficulty level |  |
| Video |  |
| Pages | 6 (Full Score) + 2 (Viola Part) + 2 (Cover) |
5.90€