Name: Wondering: Walther/Feldman by DavidEdgarWalther
Duration: 1 min 13 s
Description: David Walther, bass-baritone, and Eileen Feldman, piano, Song by DEW, to a poem from "Snoopy" by Charles Schulz

Impossible Christmas

Hark! The Herald Angels Swing

The Twelve Dazes of Christmas

Silent Night Fantasy

Jingling Bells

David Walther, bass-baritone, and Eileen Feldman, piano, Song by DEW, to a poem from "Snoopy" by Charles Schulz


Wondering: Walther/Feldman

This is the second movement of my Brass Quintet No.1. It uses an arch form to create a mirror like effect bridging the two lyrical themes. This recording is by Corpus Christi Brass Quintet

Brass Quintet No. 1 Mvt. II - Lyrical (2015)

This is the final movement of my Brass Quintet No.1. The piece makes use of harsh dissonances to create building tension without reprieve throughout the piece. This recording is by Corpus Christi Brass Quintet

Brass Quintet No. 1 Mvt. III - Harsh & Unrelenting (2015)

This is the first movement of my Brass Quintet No. 1. It is a dramatic opening movement that uses short motives to propel the piece until a final unsettling cadence. This recording is recorded by Corpus Christi Brass Quintet

Brass Quintet No. 1 Mvt. I - Driving (2015)

In the summer of 2014, a few close friends and I took a camping trip to Big Bend National Park. Our campsite was situated in a deep valley away from the harsh desert surrounding the area. Lie Down, Under Stormy Nights depicts our first night in the valley. I woke up in the middle of the night to rain and thunder, yet everyone else remained asleep. The repetitive figure in this movement portrays the resting breathing of the other campers amidst the sounds of the storm.

This piece was recorded by the middle school and high school students of Florida Southern College's 2018 Summer Strings Camp, under the direction of Dr. Kira Omelchenko.

Lie Down, Under Stormy Nights (2016) - for intermediate string orchestra

Bright & Dark  //  Warm & Cool  //  Sound & Color
{ this piece is meant to recreate that distinct sensation }

Sonorities was written for and recorded by my close friend Ryan Lovell and the Ball State Concert Band.

Wondering: Walther/Feldman

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