Bedetti, T :: Marsia e Apollo
Marsia e Apollo
Bedetti, T
Tiziano Bedetti presents Marsia e Apollo, a fantasia mythologic for flute and harp.
In the mythology of ancient Greece, Marsyas is considered the inventor of the flute. He was very proud of his invention and thought the sound of it was the most harmonious in the world, so he challenged Apollo to a musical competition. Apollo, who played the cither, (here commented by the harp), accepted the challenge on one condition: the winner would have had the right to treat the loser as he preferred.
A first attempt was not successful, but then Apollo invited his rival to play the flute upside down, as he was able to do with his cither. Marsyas, astonished by such perfection, lost the competition and avoided the divine punishment only by intercession of Olimpo, his father, and his transformation into a river.
Duration: 8'20. For advanced players.
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