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Seven Piano Pieces, Eric Malmquist
Symphony For Strings And Percussion (Honors), Eric Malmquist
Symphony For Strings And Percussion (Honors), Eric Malmquist
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No abstract provided.
The Letter, Benjamin Johnson
Solo For Vibraphone, Eric Malmquist
Four Preludes For Piano, Luke Gullickson
What A Beast Art Thou!, Eric Malmquist
What A Beast Art Thou!, Eric Malmquist
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"What a Beast Art Thou! - Three Shakespeare Songs," for bass voice and piano, explores the depths of the darker side of human nature. Using texts from Titus Andronicus Act 5, Timon of Athens Act 4, and Titus Andronicus Act 5 respectively, the three songs intend to express emotions of hate and anger, while conveying the drama unfolding during each particular scene. "What a Beast Art Thou!" was commissioned by William Roberts III and premiered by him in December 2005. Duration: approximately 10 minutes.
Piano Concerto "Pacific", Luke Gullickson
Piano Concerto "Pacific", Luke Gullickson
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"Pacific" is built in three main sections. Each of the main sections has a signature theme....The themes are placed throughout to suggest a journey from the Midwest to the Pacific: the geographical changes as well as the personal reflections that accompany travel. The epigraph, from historian Frederick Jackson Turner, is a question regarding the fale of American democratic values after the closing of the frontier, a question that we have yet to answer.
Concerto For Violin-- For Mark Portolese, Daniel Vendt
Concerto For Violin-- For Mark Portolese, Daniel Vendt
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No abstract provided.
Dance-- For Chris Davis, Daniel Vendt
Antihero, Daniel Vendt
Antihero, Daniel Vendt
Compositions
Written and Directed by Amanda Gwyndhar Bratton
Director of photography: Elizabeth Schroeder
Starring: Christopher Ehresman, Timothy Shelton, Amanda Gwyndhar Bratton
Set/costumes/makeup: Stephanie Koets, Amanda Gwyndhar Bratton
Choreography by: Brittany Morgan
Original music by: Daniel Vendt
Music For Clip #3, Daniel Vendt
Paper Due Today: Score For The Original Film, Daniel Vendt
Paper Due Today: Score For The Original Film, Daniel Vendt
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No abstract provided.
Two Settings: For Clarinet, Viola, And Piano, Daniel Vendt
Two Settings: For Clarinet, Viola, And Piano, Daniel Vendt
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No abstract provided.
The Meld: The Marriage Of Art And Technology, The Ames Library (Audio And Score), Colin A.D. Borck
The Meld: The Marriage Of Art And Technology, The Ames Library (Audio And Score), Colin A.D. Borck
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This piece, The Meld, consists of five movements, each tailored to specific aspects of the new Ames Library. Through this short journey of music, one can experience what the library embodies itself, a marriage of art and technology. Emotions arise from all different aspects of each movement, may it be mystery of this new building to the dignity and class of the "Great Room" on the fifth floor holding the stained glass windows from Oxford.
From these five short movements, the Ames Library is introduced, stated, and dignified by a piece of music. It is the realization of Ames that …
Lost Horizons, Daniel Vendt
Dedication For String Quartet, Dennis Breier
Me Vs. Myself Vs. I (Honors), Dan Witte
Me Vs. Myself Vs. I (Honors), Dan Witte
Compositions
Sigmund Freud, father of modern day psychology had a theory that the mind was divided into three sections. Two of these sections were subconscious, and the other was our conscience. He divided the subconscious into the Super Ego and the Id, and he labeled our conscience the Ego. The Super Ego represents our closed-minded pessimistic side often instilled upon us by our parents and society. This is not necessarily a bad thing; rather it is what makes us do things in a proper, rational, and secure fashion. The Id is our primal side. It is often the drive behind our …