Sangue Inverso (I - II - III) - Inverso Sangue (I - II - III)

This is a piece for an ensemble of seven musicians.

Sangue Inverso has seven movements.
Inverso Sangue also has seven movements.

Sangue Inverso - Inverso Sangue is a piece that integrates the seven movements of Sangue Inverso and the seven movements of Inverso Sangue.
Sangue Inverso - Inverso Sangue implies that the movement I of Sangue Inverso (Magnetite) is to be performed with the movement I of Inverso Sangue (Âmbar), and so forth.

Each movement of either Sangue Inverso or Inverso Sangue can be performed individually [e.g.: just movement I of Sangue Inverso, in which case the title of the piece should be Sangue Inverso: Magnetite (I)] and the same goes for Inverso Sangue.

The title Sangue Inverso - Inverso Sangue only applies when all or part of the movements are played superimposed [e.g.: movements I and II of both Sangue Inverso and Inverso Sangue are played together, thus the title of the piece should be Sangue Inverso (I-II) - Inverso Sangue (I-II)].

When the pieces are superimposed, although there are different tempi in each piece, there are specific moments in which they coordinate and synchronize.

This score contains the first three movements of Sangue Inverso - Inverso Sangue.


Sangue Inverso:

I. Magnetite (I), for piano.
II. Ametista (A), for flute and piano; Ametista (B), for recorder and piano*.
III. Obsidiana (A), flute, clarinet and piano; Obsidiana (B), for flute, alto saxophone and piano.


Inverso Sangue:

I. Âmbar (A), for clarinet; for soprano saxophone.
II. Granito (A), clarinet, violin and cello; Granito (B), for alto saxophone, violin and cello.
III. Cinábrio, for violin, viola and cello.