Icicles of Spring
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SKU: A0.1373867
Composed by Gareth Jones. 21st Century,Contemporary,New Age. Score. 6 pages. Gareth Jones #958341. Published by Gareth Jones (A0.1373867).The sun sits elevated in the blue sky of spring, warming the pure, white snow. As it begins to melt, a few translucent icicles gradually start to drip. This continues until more thawing icicles join in, and small drips turn into steady trickles. Pools of water form, steadily migrating together and flowing across the landscape into streams. The water progresses towards undulating, cascading torrents and eventually eases into gentle rivers of slow-moving water.
This piece is shaped by delicate, melodic phrasing and requires a sensitive touch to emulate the small droplets. The use of the sustain pedal will help soften the harmonies to replicate the hues of a watercolour painting.
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