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This work represents an "Adieux" at the turn of the millennium, though its structural use of musical quotes from European and American sources. A lighthouse as a metaphoric beacon provides the program for the first movement.
The second movement is Burlesque on a theme by Johann Stamitz (The composer honors Mannheim through the usage)
An Elegia concludes the work, with the radiant lighthouse once more brought to mind in an incantation.
Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben, conductor
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This work represents an "Adieux" at the turn of the millennium, though its structural use of musical quotes from European and American sources. A lighthouse as a metaphoric beacon provides the program for the first movement.
The second movement is Burlesque on a theme by Johann Stamitz (The composer honors Mannheim through the usage)
An Elegia concludes the work, with the radiant lighthouse once more brought to mind in an incantation.
Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben, conductor
composers.com










