New Mexico Composers' Archive

Michael Mauldin

Publication Date

1978

Abstract

A 'glyph' is a carved work or ornamental mark. The word is sometimes used in the Southwestern United States for 'petroglyph', a type of rock-drawing left by ancestors of American Indians. In this case, it means a "doodle'--a significant one, such as Pompeii grafitti or the boasts of Spanish explorers on Inscription Rock in New Mexico--but an impromptu human scribble.

Sponsorship

Digitized with funding from the Center for Regional Studies.

Description

Written for clarinetist Keith Lemmons and vibraphonist Christopher Shultis and premiered by them, with the composer at the piano, April 10, 1989 in Keller Hall at UNM. ASCAP Title Code: 371125318. Date Composed: 1978. Duration: 7:51. Score/Parts: M Mauldin (manuscript).

Language

English

Publisher

Michael Mauldin

Keywords

Trios (Piano, clarinet, vibraphone) -- Scores and parts

Document Type

Musical Score

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