Paean (2012) — Steven Bryant @expilectakunai
Paean (2012) — Steven Bryant  @expilectakunai
Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Steven Bryant describes "Paean" as a set of two independent works that may be performed together or separately. He writes in the program notes:
"Paean: a song of triumph, or a solemn chant or song of praise. Commissioned in memory of Ernest and Donald Caneva by their family and friends, Paean: Chant (along with its companion work, Paean: Triumph) pays tribute to these men and their years of accomplishments as bandleaders. As preparation for the work, I discussed their personalities with Tom Caneva and Scott Casagrande: according to Scott, “Don was aggressive and headstrong, brash and caring. Ernie was suave, funny, loyal and a traditionalist.” In addition, Tom revealed that Ernie, a lover of Italian opera, had made a transcription of Verdi’s Triumphal March during his career. Using this as a starting point, I began to explore and develop the melody from Verdi’s fanfare, morphing it across the whole-tone scale until it takes on a wild, hyper-energetic, slightly unpredictable character."

COMPOSER: Steven Bryant
CONDUCTOR: Thomas Caneva
BAND: Ball State University Wind Ensemble

NOTE: This is a live performance! (WORLD PREMIERE performance, recorded in Clowes Memorial Hall at the 2012 American Bandmasters Association Annual Convention on 2-29-2012)

TRACKLIST:
0:00 - I. Chant
6:48 - II. Triumph

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