This is the Rondo Capriccio to Boise Bernard Queen's 
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in C sharp minor
Its subtitle is "Windows to the World".
The work was originally composed in 1973 as a short work for piano under the title
"Seven Days in May". 
The work has a total of four copyrights joined by three other separate themes.
ist movement Rondo Capriccio
2nd Movement: Intermezzo Adagio
3rd Movement: Scherzo (Finale)
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This work is a commemorative to the victims and families of Sept. 11,2001

Concerto for Piano and orchestra (1973) track 1. MP3

Mr. Boise Bernard Queen is almost 100% self-taught as a composer/pianist.
Having studied privately in his early years on piano; he was a 2nd year student at what was formerly the Chicago School of Music from 1962-1964.
He attended for a short time; the Chicago Conservatory of Music but then embarked mostly on his own from 1965- 1978.  It was during this period of time that he began to focus his attention 
more to studying contemporary and classical composers primarily in the'post-romantic' period through to present day.
Boise took a very strong interest in "film music" thus composing several short works for both solo piano and small orchestra. 
One of his most popular was his " Seven Day's in May" (1973); which later became the principle theme to his Concerto for Piano and Orch in 
C-sharp minor. Having received very little formal training in either orchestration or piano pedagogy; Boise studied the creative works of master composers 
of both European and American decent.Along with that he studied many of the compositions of both European and American born Afro-Americans from folk songs to
some of the most pensively beautiful works for both the piano and oechestra involving symphonies,concerto's and choral works dating as back as the 16th century.
Many of these works reference composers found on www.AfriClassical.com

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