Name: There is a Grief that can't be Spoken by Samuel Hall Composer
Duration: 4 min 44 s
Description: A short dance piece, choreographed by Molly Roberts, performed at the Royal Opera House with YDE Young Creatives, on friday the 17th of May 2013

This is a piece for 2 flutes and a loop pedal. Inspired by living in London after spending 19 years of my life in small but wonderful Bratislava, Slovakia.

I originally wrote it for MoMa Duo but in this recording I'm performing it by myself.

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A short dance piece, choreographed by Molly Roberts, performed at the Royal Opera House with YDE Young Creatives, on friday the 17th of May 2013 

There is a Grief that can't be Spoken

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There is a Grief that can't be Spoken

Samuel Hall Composer

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