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17 MELODY tracks.
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While notes and rhythms performed by violinist extraordinaire and Suzuki educator REBECCA HUNTER remain true to the original, she makes each piece “her own” by adding personalized elements such as fresh articulations, colors, and ornamentations.
ONLINE STORE
17 MELODY tracks.
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While notes and rhythms performed by violinist extraordinaire and Suzuki educator REBECCA HUNTER remain true to the original, she makes each piece “her own” by adding personalized elements such as fresh articulations, colors, and ornamentations.
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Rhapsody in Purple
for orchestra (3-3-3-3, 4-3-3-1, timp., 3 perc., piano, harp, strings) with piano solo
brass quintet + piano version also available.
Commissioned and premiered
by Ensemble Eclctica.
Duration—20”
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A re-imagination of George Gerwhin's "Rhapsody in Blue," this version is more virtuosic and stylistically diverse. It can be performed with simple choreography to further engage and thrill the audience.
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MOVEMENT 1
MOVEMENT 2
MOVEMENT 3
MOVEMENT 4
American Music Roads Scholar
for 2 pianos, 4 hands, and 9 brains
Commissioned by Pennsylvania Music Teachers Association.
Premiered by Anderson and Roe.
Duration—18”
Each movement inspired by a different genre of
American music.
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I. MARDI GRAS: Marti’s Grass Parade. Like a New Orleans parade, but in 7/4.
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II. TECHNO: Neon Club Music. Bring out your inner punk.
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III. PATRIOTIC MINIMALISM: American Gates. Incorporates "America the Beautiful"
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IV. BLUEGRASS: Rocky Mountain Jam. Fast and fun.
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Some duos have integrated costumes and choreography.
SCORE SAMPLE
Super Power
for pianist and percussionist (played on a grand piano) or solo pianist
Duration—10”
While the nine movements of this piece strictly adhere to traditional Indian kathak rhythms, the musical content incorporates Cutler's unique harmonies, melodies, and textures.
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MOVEMENT 2
MOVEMENT 5
Theme & 1,812 Variations
for piano quintet (2 grand pianos, prepared grand piano, harpsichord, and out-of-tune upright) and extras.
Duration—18”
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These wildly different stylistic variations reference Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture, performed by different players on various keyboard instruments. The notation style is as varied as the music.
THEME
MOVEMENT 3
FINALE
MOVEMENT 1
MOVEMENT 4
ENCORE
Off the Record
for solo piano.
Duration—7”
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Utilizing elements of classical, Latin, and jazz music, ‘Off the Record’ is a virtuosic work for piano that references the antique invention called a record player. Certain mishaps, such as a skipping needle, playing speeds, and unplugging the machine adorn this delightful show stopper.
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Romance
for solo piano.
Duration—5”
A beautiful ballade for solo piano that fits harmonically somewhere between Rachmaninoff and Bill Evans.
Nine Patch
versions for piano solo or rhythm section, with optional
Indian Kathak dancer
Duration—20”
While the nine movements of this piece strictly adhere to traditional Indian kathak rhythms, the musical content incorporates Cutler's unique harmonies, melodies, and textures.
Dreaming in Taal
for solo piano with optional Indian Kathak dancer
Duration—7”
Combining Indian rhythms with Western compositional techniques.
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