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Chamber Music
The first movement from Finding The Words is full of flashy, technical phrases designed to dazzle and impress in a somewhat pretentious and rhythmically stiff manner. In contrast, movement two offers humility. To me, this heartbreaking song seems to express some kind of emptiness — perhaps a longing to find meaning, purpose, or importance.
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“honestly just about every piece i played in middle school was garbage but this was the one exception”
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The Cave You Fear for Wind Ensemble
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Charlie
Dreamland for Wind Ensemble
“City Trees will probably be stuck in my head for the rest of eternity and I am perfectly okay with that.”
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City Trees for Wind Ensemble
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Unfamiliar Territory for Wind Ensemble
“This song literally gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it”
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Saturn Returns for Wind Ensemble
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Tarantula for Bass Clarinet
“My friend played this piece as a flute and she said this piece was evil.”
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Joyride for Wind Ensemble
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Katie C.
City Trees for Wind Ensemble
“how the frick do i flutter tongue when i can’t roll my r’s”
alex g
The Cave You Fear for Wind Ensemble
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Jonathan W.
Famishius Fantasticus for Wind Ensemble
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Leeah A.
Shine for Wind Ensemble