Clarinet,Piano,Soprano voice - Level 5 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.1221514
Composed by Colin Eatock. Chamber,Classical,Contemporary. 20 pages. Colin Eatock Music #817816. Published by Colin Eatock Music (A0.1221514).
Soprano, clarinet, piano; ca. 9 min.
The composer writes: Ashes of Soldiers (2010) is in two movements: the first is for clarinet (or viola) and piano; in the second, a soprano is added to the instrumental duo. Thematically, the two movements – which are performed without pause – are closely related. Rather than composing two contrasting, discrete pieces, my intention was to make the second movement a continuation and development of the musical ideas introduced in the first.
The text is based on a poem by Walt Whitman, from his Leaves of Grass. Despite the poem’s specific setting in Civil War era USA, its theme is universal: the mourning of all soldiers who have died in battle, regardless of their allegiances.
Ashes of Soldiers is dedicated to my father, Alan James Eatock, who was a soldier at one point in his life, and who passed away in 2010.
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