Robert Muczynski
Fuzzette, the Tarantula
for Narrator, Flute, Eb Alto Saxophone, and Piano
Robert Muczynski
Fuzzette, the Tarantula
for Narrator, Flute, Eb Alto Saxophone, and Piano
- Formation Narrateur, Flûte traversière, Saxophone Alto et Piano
- Compositeur Robert Muczynski
- Édition Partition piano et partie(s)
- Maison d’Édition Theodore Presser Company
- N ° de commande PRES114-41938
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Description:
In 1962, the 33-year-old Robert Muczynski had already composed his flute sonata and other mature works, and recently had joined the faculty of University of Arizona, where he remained for the rest of his life. During that year, Muczynski held a Ford Foundation grant to bring his music to the public schools in the Tucson area. The charming-yet-profound result was a narrated work along the lines of Andersen's The Ugly Duckling. Set in Arizona, Fuzzette is a hairless tarantula who assumes no one likes her for being different - until the handsome and charismatic Pancho falls in love with her for her individualism. Muczynski's musical setting has all the charm, elegance, and jazz underpinnings of his best-loved works for flute and for saxophone.