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Follow on Google News | Duo 2 (Peter H. Bloom flute; Mary Jane Rupert harp) new recording, Richard Nelson's Play of LightPeter H. Bloom, flute, and Mary Jane Rupert, harp, who tour the globe as the Duo 2, perform Richard Nelson's Play of Light in a newly released studio recording. Play of Light was written for 2 and has been performed across the U.S.
Play of Light was written for the Duo 2, received its premiere at Church of the Advent Boston in 2011, and has been featured in concerts nationwide. The piece for concert flute, bass flute, piccolo and harp is built around spaciousness and multi-hued shadings, and incorporates inventive improvisation. The Duo 2's recording of Play of Light (Noah Cole, engineer) is available free of charge on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/ https://www.noteworthysheetmusic.com/ Founded in 1990, the Duo "2" (flutist Peter H. Bloom and harpist/pianist Mary Jane Rupert) have concertized in the United States, Thailand, New Zealand and Australia. Their music has been called "stunningly beautiful (Cinemusical), and they've been hailed as "the very best players, playing at the height of their powers" (University of Canberra). Compositions written for "2" include works by Richard Nelson, Elizabeth Vercoe, Narong Prangcharoen, Karl Henning, Pamela Marshall, others. The Duo "2" can be heard on Navona, Ravello, and North Star Records, and is managed by Americas Musicworks. Composer/guitarist Richard Nelson is recognized for his skillful integration of contemporary classical and jazz composition. His works have been performed by the Charleston Symphony Orchestra, the Duo "2", the Portland Piano Trio, and his own Makrokosmos Orchestra at Piccolo Spoleto, Miller Theatre at Columbia University, ShapeShifter Lab (Brooklyn), the University of Cape Town (South Africa), other venues. Nelson has released four albums and received commissions from Duo 2, the Resinosa Ensemble, and the Aardvark Jazz Orchestra, among others. He is Professor of Music and head of Sonic Arts and Composition studies at the University of Maine at Augusta. End
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