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KOOLISH ZEIN by John Psathas | Furman Percussion Ensemble

Performed by Omar Carmenates and the Furman University Percussion Ensemble 0:00 - I. Her Alchemy 7:53 - II. London Busking 2149 14:54 - III. Trimetrical Hub _____ Video: Greenhaus Productions: https://www.greenhausproductions.com Audio: Sam Sherer and Omar Carmenates Learn more about music at Furman University, please visit: https://www.furman.edu/academics/music/ Listen to more of the Furman Percussion Ensemble:   / omar-carmenate.  . You can also follow the Furman Percussion Ensemble on Facebook and Instagram! Learn more about John Psathas’ music: https://www.johnpsathas.com _____ ABOUT THE PIECE: “Mu zein!” The Preacher said, waving his right hand in a cutting gesture. This is no good! “Koolish Zein,” Leto said, voice soft. This is all the good we may ever have. -  from Frank Herbert’s Dune series   Koolish Zein is an orchestra-less concerto. In place of the symphony orchestra is a percussion quartet and a track of richly layered audio. The soloist is the  storyteller from start to finish, navigating an ever-changing terrain of dynamic textures and grooves. The three parts of Koolish Zein each look to evoke resonances of an imagined future. Her Alchemy emerges from women’s voices transformed digitally within the software Alchemy. London Busking 2149 imagines what it might be like busking at Trafalgar Square some 125 years from now, evoked with the sound of flying vehicles coming and going, the loose quality of the music, and a duet with a passing robotic improvisor. The up-tempo Trimetrical Hub (an anagram of Michael Burritt) begins in a Macedonian dance rhythm of 17/8 (4+6+7) and eventually transforms into a high-spirited groove inspired by a 6/8 Moroccan wedding dance. Commissioned by: Michael Burritt – Eastman School of Music (lead commissioner) James Campbell – University of Kentucky Omar Carmenates – Furman University Scott Herring – University of South Carolina Thad Anderson – University of Central Florida Eric Willie – University of North Carolina Greensboro Andrew Bliss – University of Tennessee

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