October is looking like another busy month this year!
Nicole Chamberlain: Atlanta Composer & Flutist. Chasing commissions, annoying students, and making weird sounds on my flute.
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Showing posts with label band. Show all posts
Friday, June 08, 2012
"Hopewell" and "Chatter" at 2012 SCI Region VI Conference
I was just notified that "Hopewell" for concert band and "Chatter" for two flutes will be performed at Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas at the Society of Composers 2012 Region VI Conference on October 5-6. You can learn more here: http://www.opsu.edu/Academics/ LiberalArts/Music/Conference/
October is looking like another busy month this year!
October is looking like another busy month this year!
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Hopewell for Middle School Band
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Level: Advanced
Duration: 4 Minutes
Format: PDF
Price: $25.00
Program Notes:
"Hopewell" was commissioned by Hopewell Middle School's Concert Band directed by Audrey Murphy located in Milton, Georgia. The connotations of the school's namesake gave an opportunity to convey a realization that a generation of young people is growing up in an age of uncertainty and that hope is often a seed that is rarely planted. Like most developing minds of today’s era, a situation where the possible positive ending to a seemingly dramatic and life changing problem is all but possible to them. Most do not see that hope is a ray of brilliant light that often breaks the most foreboding thundering clouds of life even at the last moments of a crossroads. The movements of rhythm and volume weaved within this piece reflect that the very mindset of those who only see the darkness of a situation can often find the glimmer of hope to hold onto at the very end for to have the hope of peace, the hope of cures, and the hope of a better life is something that all children deserve the right to have.
Score (11x17) and parts (8.5 x 11) will be delivered by email in PDF format.
Instrumentation:"Hopewell" was commissioned by Hopewell Middle School's Concert Band directed by Audrey Murphy located in Milton, Georgia. The connotations of the school's namesake gave an opportunity to convey a realization that a generation of young people is growing up in an age of uncertainty and that hope is often a seed that is rarely planted. Like most developing minds of today’s era, a situation where the possible positive ending to a seemingly dramatic and life changing problem is all but possible to them. Most do not see that hope is a ray of brilliant light that often breaks the most foreboding thundering clouds of life even at the last moments of a crossroads. The movements of rhythm and volume weaved within this piece reflect that the very mindset of those who only see the darkness of a situation can often find the glimmer of hope to hold onto at the very end for to have the hope of peace, the hope of cures, and the hope of a better life is something that all children deserve the right to have.
Score (11x17) and parts (8.5 x 11) will be delivered by email in PDF format.
Flutes
Oboe
Bassoon
2 Bb Clarinet
Bass Clarinet
Alto Sax
Tenor Sax
Bari Sax
2 Horns
Bb Trumpets
Trombones
Euphonium Tuba
1 Timpani
3 Percussion (snare, marimba, cymbals, suspended cymbals, chimes, and glockenspiel)
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