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SKU: A0.920240
Composed by James MacConnachie. 20th Century,Contemporary. 24 pages. James MacConnachie #5215477. Published by James MacConnachie (A0.920240).Full Score and Parts for flute, 2 clarinets, bassoon and harp - Score only/ Parts only are also available at sheetmusicplus.com
'Waterwheel' is an impressionistic piece principally based on whole tone scales. It is built on a series of leitmotifs, developed from melodic and rhythmic ideas as featured in the opening section. These reappear in different guises throughout the music.
The piece follows an arch form – each section is referenced again later on in reverse order, with the ending an exact repeat of the opening five bars - hence the title 'Waterwheel'.
The piece itself is reasonably slow, usually taking around 6 minutes to perform at the suggested tempo marking. This makes it appropriate for Intermediate/Advanced Intermediate players, either in a school environment or elsewhere.
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