Paul Wehage: Maïa for flute and harp
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SKU: A0.534371
Composed by Paul Wehage. Concert,Contemporary,Standards. Score and parts. 15 pages. Musik Fabrik Music Publishing #3395447. Published by Musik Fabrik Music Publishing (A0.534371)."Maïa" for flute and harp was written for and is dedicated to the French duo of Anne Ricquebourg, harpist and Christophe Brandon, flutist.
In Greek mythology, Maïa was the eldest of the Pleiades and one of Zeus's numerous conquests. She was the mother of Hermes, who is credited with inventing both the lyre and the flute. Considered to be a "Spring" godess, her name is the inspiration for the month of May. She was worshiped in ceremonies of rebirth during the Spring. The work is written in a moto perpetuoso style with much interplace between the two instruments. A lyrical openning section is followed by a more mysterious minor passage which uses a two note "rocking" motif. The initial material comes back in ornamented form and a short coda combining the two elements closes the work
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