Molto Adagio
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SKU: A0.1009812
Composed by Phillip S. Ledesma. 20th Century,Contemporary,Romantic Period. Score and parts. 11 pages. Phillip Steven Ledesma #1918997. Published by Phillip Steven Ledesma (A0.1009812).Full Orchestral Score. Molto Adagio is the concluding movement from the 1st Symphony. There are 4 measures that appear on the score that are missing in my soundcloud.com playback file, but when I get another recording made those measures will be included. This adagio is much deeper in sentimentality. The opening is graced by lush chorale being ushered in by the strings, and they give way to one of the most beautiful duets between the oboe and English horn that has to be heard to be believed! The horns and trumpets get pushed to the limit on their tonguing skills in the bridge to the conclusion, but this symphony ends with the strings and woodwinds relishing in the recap of the opening chorale before fading away in a heart wrenching morendo in the coda, waving goodbye in bittersweet bliss.
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