Isosceles movt 1 by Alan Davis | Pink Noise Recorder Ensemble

The first movement of Isosceles by Alan Davis, written in 2006. Each movement in this work is scored for two similar instruments and one that is different - like the two similar sides of an isosceles triangle. This movement is for a tenor and two treble recorders.
Tim and Jen play trebles by Michael Grinter. Ellen plays a Paetzold by Kunath tenor.

[@alisontollick6874]

Bravo!

[@PinkNoiseRQ]

Thank you!

[@Vicky-xs8pb]

I really enjoyed this :)

[@PinkNoiseRQ]

Fun, isn’t it? :)

[@JonathanMaddox]

How terrifically triangular!

[@PinkNoiseRQ]

The rhythms all tend to be triangular too - 3+3+2 etc. So...yes!