Student Composition Recitals

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Performer(s)

Bethany Thompson, violin

Recital Date

4-27-2015

Academic Year

2014-2015

Instrumentation

Violin

Duration

4:32

Program Notes

This piece was written to have perpetual motion, which means that there are only sixteenth notes throughout this piece. Since the rhythm of this piece is constant and therefore not as interesting, I had to make the harmonies and melodies interesting. I employ a theme in the beginning that is repeated throughout, but in varying keys. In the middle section, I write a compound melody among the continuous sixteenth notes. There is a feeling of uncertainty in this piece, which can be heard in the theme as well as the use of modulations. It's as though one is out on the ocean being tossed back and forth without knowing what will happen next.

Composition recital spring 15.pdf (220 kB)
Recital Program

Copyright

© 2015 Daniel Galey. All Rights Reserved

Keywords

Cedarville, music, composition

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