Three movements for piano trio, following the traditional fast-slow-fast model. I've tried to consciously engage with the gestural world of a kind of early Romanticism - Beethoven, Schumann - but with modal rather than tonal attitude to the notes, and with little bursts of something more jazz like - or, at times, folky. The title comes from the idea of re-wilding, which is a very contemporary idea, but also pays homage to the early Romantics' love of wildness and wilderness, and the Sublime.

(re)wilding - three movements for piano trio

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