Chamber orchestra
Static Anxiety
About
About the work
Static Anxiety is a work for twenty-five players. The piece attempts to express a feeling of anxiousness through the idea of stasis—to express a feeling of discomfort through a lack of motion.
This idea is conveyed through detailed alterations of otherwise slow-moving lines, first introduced by the clarinets. These sustained materials are paired against agitated interjections from different instrumental groups, as well as a repetitive pulse echoed throughout the strings, piano, and percussion.
The work attempts to express anxiousness through stasis—a feeling of discomfort produced through a lack of motion.
Score
Study score
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Programme
Performance programme
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Performances
Performance history
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Brett Kelly, conductor · Iwaki Auditorium · ABC Southbank Centre · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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