No Rotary Phone - Clarinet Unaccompanied
Catalog: BNMP02
Price: $15.95
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No Rotary Phone is a satirical musical monologue in which the performer plays two parts, a person making a telephone call and an answering electronic voice. Beginning with "dialed" touch-tone phone number pitches, the movement goes through a typical phone mail routine. The composer could not resist taking the opportunity to poke fun at public radio stations' incessant airing of Pachelbel's Canon when the caller is connected to a radio station while "on hold." The caller tries, earnestly at first, to listen to the Pachelbel, but becomes bored and distracted as well as increasingly frustrated by the imposed demands of this so practical and yet so dehumanizing one-way conversation. Composed in 1995; Duration: 4:30 minutes
Publisher: | Brouwer New Music Publishing |
Composer/Author: | Brouwer, Margaret |
Catalog Number: | BNMP02 |