Caroline Charrière
Undine et Ondine
for women choir, flute and harp
- Level: intermediate
- Languages: German
- Duration: 8'30
- Genre: contemporary
- Series: Swiss Composers Series
- Composed: 2016
Reference: V113
Choir score and instrumental parts
(minimum 10 copies)
Choir score and instrumental parts
(minimum 10 copies)
CHF15.00
- Instrumentation: women choir SSAA, flute in C and G, harp
- Published: 2019
- Pages: 13
- Publisher: Editions Bim
- Movements:
- 1. Undine (texte Otto Baisch (1840-1892) (4'30)
- 2. Ondine (texte: onomatopées) (4')
- 1. Undine (texte Otto Baisch (1840-1892) (4'30)
Undine & Ondine
Caroline Charrière (1960-2018)
Born 1960 in Fribourg (Switzerland), Caroline Charrière has accomplished flute studies at the Lausanne Conservatory (with Pierre Wavre) and completed them with Aurèle Nicolet and at the Royal North...
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All the delicat, sensitive but strong musical art of Caroline Charrière is synergised in these two highly poetic master pieces.
About Undine et Ondine
The undines, whose name derives from the Latin word unda [wave], are water nymphs in Germanic or Alsatian mythology. This work for women choir (Soprani 1 & 2, Alti 1 & 2), flute and harp has two distinct movements:
Undine [Mermaid] on a german text by poet Otto Baisch (1840-1892) and Ondine only on onomatopoeia “nou”).
The very lyrical flute part requests an instrument in G and in C, the harp plays an essential role within the deep and dreamy dramaturgy of this work.
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