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The Sunken Memory is a deeply personal and evocative collection of original piano works by Hong Kong composer and pianist Dan Lee, presented in its first curated edition by Editions Musica Ferrum. This suite of ten expressive pieces draws upon the composer’s own life experiences, weaving emotional depth and narrative richness into music that resonates with introspection, memory, and heartfelt reflection. Suited to intermediate pianists, The Sunken Memory offers players an opportunity to explore lyrical, evocative writing that bridges contemporary sensibility with an intimate artistic voice.
For more information please visit: musica-ferrum.com/books/the-sunken-memory-single-license
The Sunken Memory is a deeply personal and evocative collection of original piano works by Hong Kong composer and pianist Dan Lee, presented in its first curated edition by Editions Musica Ferrum. This suite of ten expressive pieces draws upon the composer’s own life experiences, weaving emotional depth and narrative richness into music that resonates with introspection, memory, and heartfelt reflection. Suited to intermediate pianists, The Sunken Memory offers players an opportunity to explore lyrical, evocative writing that bridges contemporary sensibility with an intimate artistic voice.
For more information please visit: musica-ferrum.com/books/the-sunken-memory-single-license
![Nikolas Sideris - Anger and Depression I for violin duet [with score]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/f1r_PLT5IoY/mqdefault.jpg "Nikolas Sideris - Anger and Depression I for violin duet [with score]
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A contemporary fugue with its accompanying choral in the end for a violin duet. Composed in 2004, it features several playing techniques on the violin, and invites the listeners as well as the performers to share the composers frustration and anxiety that lead to the composing of this first movement.
It should be noted that this first movement was earlier known as MFL for short.
Here performed by:
Violin I: Marcus Barcham Stevens
Violin II: Alexandra Wood")
