Oboe quartet in which the Norwegian composer used fractal mathematics as part of his compositional technique.
The title and concept behind the piece comes from David Grossmann's novel see under: love, in which he among other things describes a man who joins a school of salmon on its way through the oceans. He swims, eats and sleeps together with them, and gradually he understands the forces that make this large group of fish swim almost as one body.
The title and concept behind the piece comes from David Grossmann's novel see under: love, in which he among other things describes a man who joins a school of salmon on its way through the oceans. He swims, eats and sleeps together with them, and gradually he understands the forces that make this large group of fish swim almost as one body.
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| Arrangement | Cello, Chamber Group, Oboe, String Ensemble, Viola, Violin, Wind Ensemble |
| Genres | Post-1900 |
| Format | Instrumental Work |
| Media | Sheet Music |
| Publisher | Chester Music |
| Contributors | Wallin, Rolf (Artist) |
| Language | English |