Convection Loops
Convection Loops is composed for violin with a loop pedal and was commissioned by Rachel Lee Priday for her album Fluid Dynamics. Inspired by oceanographer Georgy Manucharyan’s study of ocean currents, Convection Loops deploys a loop pedal to gradually stack layer upon layer of solo violin lines. The swirling music imitates Manucharyan’s experiment as color inks drop, blend, and are pulled through water.
Convection Loops is composed for violin with a loop pedal and was commissioned by Rachel Lee Priday for her album Fluid Dynamics. Inspired by oceanographer Georgy Manucharyan’s study of ocean currents, Convection Loops deploys a loop pedal to gradually stack layer upon layer of solo violin lines. The swirling music imitates Manucharyan’s experiment as color inks drop, blend, and are pulled through water.
Convection Loops is composed for violin with a loop pedal and was commissioned by Rachel Lee Priday for her album Fluid Dynamics. Inspired by oceanographer Georgy Manucharyan’s study of ocean currents, Convection Loops deploys a loop pedal to gradually stack layer upon layer of solo violin lines. The swirling music imitates Manucharyan’s experiment as color inks drop, blend, and are pulled through water.
Items included: Full Score and Instrumental Part
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