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SKU: A0.1179068
Composed by Patrick Prejean. 20th Century,Chamber,Classical,Contemporary. 75 pages. Patrick Prejean #779041. Published by Patrick Prejean (A0.1179068).This is a massive undertaking. Written in six movements, this quartet has much to say.
I - Church Bells are heard throughout in many keys. No matter where I go I can always hear them in the distance
II - This movement is untitled seeing as I didn't come up with a clever name for it. I wrote it on very cloudy day and that is all I can remember about it.
III - Happy Times is a reduction of the same piece in my "Piano Sonata: Blue."
IV - Dance - This movement is a dance of death. It is very obvious that something has gone wrong and there is no chance of fixing it.
V - Taking Turns - The title is self -explanatory. Originally this was going to be the beginning of a mini quartet but I decided against it.
VI - Death March - This is a feeling I know all to well. It is held together by the canonical wandering melody that attempts to shine through the dark.
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