Telegraph Conductor Score
Inspired by the Electric Telegraph
Telegraph Conductor Score is an energetic, single movement piece inspired by the language of coded signals used with the electric telegraph. For more than one hundred years, the telegraph was the principle means of transmitting printed information. Using Morse code, a language of dots and dashes, the 26 Latin letters (A through Z) could be transmitted via the Morse key over long distances.
The Story Behind the Composition
The work uses the letters a, t, a (encoded as .-..-) because of the inherent syncopation. This clever use of Morse code creates a unique and captivating musical experience. The composition was written by Marc Hoffman for the Phoenix Down Trio and was premiered at the Charlotte (NC) New Music Festival in July, 2021.
About the Composer
Marc Hoffman is a renowned composer and musician known for his unique and innovative approach to music. His works are highly regarded for their energy, creativity, and technical skill.
Performance Details
Telegraph Conductor Score is written for woodwind duo and ensemble, trio performances. It is part of the LudwigMasters Woodwind Series and is suitable for concert band and music ensembles.
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