Atlantean Waltz
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SKU: A0.518921
By Musical Mythology. By Musical Mythology. Arranged by Musical Mythology. Classical,Film/TV,Romantic Period. Score and parts. 2 pages. Musical Mythology #129590. Published by Musical Mythology (A0.518921).I originally wanted to compose a short, bittersweet waltz, and the mythological city of Atlantis seemed perfect for this. The waltz I ended up with is not really meant for dancing, but rather used as a way for storytelling. This story, however, is one of my own fabrications but is still loosely based on the Atlantis mentioned by Plato's dialogues: "Critias" and "Timaeus". This piece outlines two Atlanteans that, with the end in sight, decide to dance one last waltz together as their gleaming city collapses around them. It's a tragic farewell to a utopia that once was and could've been, but remains now as only a memory – a relic lost at the bottom of the sea.
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