Three Shades Without Angles , for Flute, Viola and Harp

Three Shades Without Angles is a piece that plays with the idea of transformation of musical shapes. When writing this piece, I was inspired by Auguste Rodin's sculpture The Three Shades, a detail sitting atop the sculptor's work The Gates of Hell, depicting a scene from Dante's The Inferno. Although my music is not representative or depictive of Dante or an image of hell, I was deeply drawn to the sinewy character of Rodin's work, its intensity, muscularity, consistency, and the way in which movement and energy is represented in his shapes. Hannah Lash

Trio

• Viola Music by Underrepresented Composers

• Schott, 2017

Three Shades Without Angles
for Flute, Viola and Harp
Score and parts‍‍