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Black Earth was inspired by Kara Toprak, a popular song in Turkey. The composer of the song, Aşık Veysel, was the last great Turkish balladeer. Fazıl Say imitates the sound of the saz, a Turkish lute, through his selection of a muted effect in the Introduction and Epilogue. In contrast, folklore, Romantic piano style and jazz are entwined in the central sections to form a large-scale outburst. Now also available in an arrangement for two pianos.
| Binding: | Saddle stitching |
|---|---|
| ISMN: | 979-0-001-16027-8 |
| Opus: | op. 8b |
| Performance duration: | 6' 0" |
| Publisher: | Schott Music |
| Series: | Edition Schott |
| UPC: | 841886029927 |
| Year of composition: | 1997 |
| page number: | 40 |
| Delivery rights: | worldwide |
Black Earth was inspired by Kara Toprak, a popular song in Turkey. The composer of the song, Aşık Veysel, was the last great Turkish balladeer. Fazıl Say imitates the sound of the saz, a Turkish lute, through his selection of a muted effect in the Introduction and Epilogue. In contrast, folklore, Romantic piano style and jazz are entwined in the central sections to form a large-scale outburst. Now also available in an arrangement for two pianos.
| Binding: | Saddle stitching |
|---|---|
| ISMN: | 979-0-001-16027-8 |
| Opus: | op. 8b |
| Performance duration: | 6' 0" |
| Publisher: | Schott Music |
| Series: | Edition Schott |
| UPC: | 841886029927 |
| Year of composition: | 1997 |
| page number: | 40 |
| Delivery rights: | worldwide |
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