Trio for Piano Alone Piano Solo - Digital Sheet Music
20717431
Trio for Piano Alone
20717431
20717431
20717431
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Piano Solo - Digital Download
SKU: A0.1004147
Composed by Matthew Scott Phillips. 20th Century,Contemporary. Score. 16 pages. Matthew Scott Phillips #3485767. Published by Matthew Scott Phillips (A0.1004147).Any thought, idea, perception, or being can easily give the appearance of being a singular construct: an indivisible whole. However this observation is rarely accurate. Any one emotion, opinion, ideology, or revelation is most often capable of being divided into components consisting of our values, experiences, states of mind, and psyches. Similarly any one person, who may appear to be of a single mind, is generally comprised of any number of distinct Jungian Archetypes acting in concord.
This piece is an expression of the un-oneness inherent in any oneness. It is, like us all, a product of multiple (in this case three) individual ideas, each with their own character, and played in their own set of keys, that act together to give the illusion of an indivisible whole.
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