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Rolling River Rag for Piano (4:10)
Right Brain: "The really cool thing about my Rolling River Rag is that pirates can call it by its initials: Arrrr, Arrrr, Arrrr, me mateys!"
Left Brain: "Au contraire, Monsieur Jean LeFou, my Rolling River Rag is most noteworthy for its very simplicity. This inspired a complex challenge: to create music of strong personality within an extremely narrow range: rock-steady tempo, unchanged dynamics and elementary form."
Right Brain: "Okay, okay. But without a true development (except changes in harmony and texture), the melodies must carry and balance all the weight. Kinda like a seal balancing 4 or 5 beach balls. Most rags are in basic march form: AABBCCDD, or AABBACCDD. Instead, my Rolling River Rag is in expanded rondo form with interrelated themes: AABACCABA. Abra cadabra!"
| Orchestra / *String Or. | Quintets | Miscellaneous |
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Andante Cantabile (5:00) * Rosie: Walzer für Orch. (6:00) Scumble River Legend (1:00) Theme and Vars. in G Minor Contrabassoon & Or. (17:45) Life and Afterlife: 4 Elegies for Soprano and Orch. (26:30) I. The Last Time (7:50) II. Nocturnal Procession (6:00) III. Dreams (3:30) IV. Farewell (8:50) |
String Quintet No. 2 in B Minor I. Variation-Sonata (5:00) II. Andante cantabile (5:00) III. Intermezzo & Anthem (5:00) IV. Finale: Allegro (5:00) Brass Quintet in C Minor I. Allegro moderato (7:00) II. Scherzo: Allegro (3:30) III. Romanze (5:10) IV. Finale: Allegro (5:10) + Cortège in A Minor (6:25) "Bad Boys and Blondes" Bossa Nova for Brass Quintet (1:10) |
Prélude in G Harmonic Minor for Piano (3:00) Rolling River Rag for Piano (4:10) Tango: Summer Night in Montevideo for Accordion and Piano (3:20) ContraBassooNova for Contrabassoon and Piano (3:00) 2 Brazilian Dances for Wind Quintet Prélude à la Muse (et à l'Amuse): A Passacaglia for Rock Band (3:30) Händel: Arrival of the Queen of Sheba for Tuned Percussion (3:30) |