Guise, Jean François de – Deviations for flute, oboe and clarinet op. 25, No. 31

Guise Jean François de
Deviations
for flute, oboe and clarinet
Op. 25, No. 31

Deviation, which literally means deviation and can often be found in the USA on blocking signs in connection with “wrong way”, shows what the piece is based on.
The composer, Jean François de Guise, who also works with the extended 12-tone technique in this work, composes passages that seem to deviate from the usual compositional method.
The tone poem, which appears quite melodious, always finds a new “diversion” and only then forms the “right path” from sound, rhythmic structure, sound effect and extended 12-tone technology.
This is exactly what makes his music so successful with the performers and the audience.

Flute, oboe and clarinet
Score and 3 parts / 25 pages