Staff Pick
“Compelling!”
Like most works by the Slovenian composer Anze Rozman, there is an element of narrative here, should you wish to imagine one. What is certain is that it is a real work-out for all three performers! Colours are drawn from each one using a mix of opposing articulations, enigmatic harmonies, and changes of mood which migrate from hesitant to passionate and back again. Rozman worked with Hans Zimmer so there is a real dramatic contour to the pacing too and the whole package makes this a very compelling piece of music.
Anže Rozman's Inner Me for Flute, Violin, and Piano. Inner Me by Anze Rozman is a single-movement work for flute, violin and piano, composed for Trio Essenziale from Ljublana, Slovenia. It begins with the statement of eight chords in the piano, followed by a steady flow of sextuplets passing between the flute and violin throughout.
Difficulty guide: 9
Difficulty level, roughly compared to ABRSM exam grades. 0 is total beginner, 9 is advanced (beyond grade 8).
