A Dream Deferred - score
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SKU: A0.872673
Composed by Philip Orem. Contemporary. Score and parts. 59 pages. Philip Orem #3684671. Published by Philip Orem (A0.872673).A Dream Deferred is a clarinet concerto written in response to what I perceive as the growing racism, misogyny, homophobia, xenophobia, religious discrimination and antagonism to the most vulnerable in our society. The first movement, If Not Now, When? is a whirl of activity, questioning, often angry. The second, The Weariness, the Fear and the Resistance, starts with a bluesy melody before growing into an eerie section that is followed by a macabre waltz. The first melody returns at the end. The last movement, Nevertheless, We Must Persist, is a march towards justice. This is a very virtuosic piece for the solo clarinet and has lots for the orchestra to do.
Here is a link to audio for all three movements.
SCORE SHOULD BE PRINTED ON TABLOID SIZE PAPER.
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