Arranged here for percussion ensemble by Omar Carmenates, Corybas is the first of two companion works Psathas wrote for piano trio, the other being Aegean, which Psathas has described as a postlude toCorybas. Psathas describesCorybas as dynamic, willful, playful, in contrast to the calmer, more serene, Aegean. The rhythmic foundation of Corybas is based on an odd-metered pattern found in some forms of Eastern European dance music.
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