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Solemn Spring, Emmanuel M. Dubois Jan 2000

Solemn Spring, Emmanuel M. Dubois

Emmanuel Dubois Compositions

Virtuoso Concert Adagio, Op. 12: 1 score (ii + 8 pages)

In memoriam, Dr. Ron M. Isaac

Premiered at the West Michigan Cancer Center, Kalamazoo


Pneuma Ápeiron, Bruno Ruviaro Jan 2000

Pneuma Ápeiron, Bruno Ruviaro

Music

Piano, violin, viola and violoncello.


Two Infernal Humoresques For Harpsichord : With Two Manuals, Emmanuel M. Dubois Jan 2000

Two Infernal Humoresques For Harpsichord : With Two Manuals, Emmanuel M. Dubois

Emmanuel Dubois Compositions

Op. 14: 1 score (i + 7 pages)

Movements:

  1. Crab Canon
  2. Noisy Toy


Melody For Trumpet (C) And Strings For Ave Maria Op. 29bis, Emmanuel M. Dubois Jan 2000

Melody For Trumpet (C) And Strings For Ave Maria Op. 29bis, Emmanuel M. Dubois

Emmanuel Dubois Compositions

Op. 32 : 1 score (i + 8 pages) ; Trumpet Melody, transcription for trumpet (C) and string ensemble (violins I, violins II, violas, celli).


Me Vs. Myself Vs. I (Honors), Dan Witte Jan 2000

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 …