SWW set14

Here the outer sections have an almost architectural sense of weight; the central portion is more graceful but for some punchy chords

SWW 14.3

The initial rising scale begins a dreamy first section; at double speed it also heralds the middle section; long coda mostly in Gb

SWW14.2

Opens with something of an earnest 'down to business' character suggestive of a baroque fantasia for organ in ritornello form; various compound cross rhythms introduce a touch of dance

SWW14.1

A witty competition between a flowing waltz and an insistent gavotte with no conclusive winner. the shadow of Tchaikovsky is in the mix

SWW14.4

Mostly a simple lyrical melody over rippling triplets in the warm key of G flat major; the middle section is not so different but somehow contrived to be in D major

SWW14.5

I love composing; always have done. I write Opera, Oratorio, Orchestral music, Chamber music, Church music and Song. An ongoing project is composing 'Songs without Words' for solo piano; it is a way of trying to articulate my experience of life, its joys and its pains, its hopes and its disappointments. Currently I have composed 228 songs without words.
For further information, including how to access scores of my music, and any projects you may have that needs a composer, please message me on SoundCloud - I will get back to you and we can use other media to discuss music (one of my favourite pastimes!)

SWW14.1

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