Evocative and lyrical tone poem inspired by the beautiful mountains, rivers and forests of Northern California. Extremely satisfying to play, well-written with innovative and evocative melodies which linger in the mind for a long time. Well worth its low, low price.
Cool Wind Music will allow one photocopy of the score for performance purposes so that only ONE copy of Willow Creek need be bought.

This 1986 electronic classic by Jean-Michel Jarre is a dynamic foot tapper and students will love being transported back to the 80's. Arranged as a beginner duet for piano in traditional notation with an optional drum kit part. Great for school ensemble work and adaptable for any four hands on keyboards or synthesizers (especially useful when an ensemble is required for 4 fairly easy single hand keyboard parts, plus drums). It would also work as a full percussion ensemble with 3/4 tuned parts and drums. To be printed portrait on A4. Pdf includes full score, primo/secondo parts and drum kit part (11 pages in total).
Duration about 3 minutes with all repeats

Gathering Starflowers distils, in the form of a symphonic poem interspersed with narratives commenting on the story, elements of Günter Grass? 1969 novel - Local Anaesthetic - itself a powerful satirical polemic on the futility and wastefulness of war. In his novel, Grass has two of his characters, who lived through the 1939-1945 war as teenagers, continually relive it and relive major battles of the campaign in the East to overcome the Red Army and win Russia for the German Reich.

Gathering Starflowers is written to be performed as a melodrama. A 'drama with music'. The drama will be provided by a narrator who will read excerpts from Local Anaesthetic interspersed with dramatic dialogues from which the audience will learn a little about the main protagonists of Günter Grass? novel. The music, especially composed by Chris Gordon, is for two pianos.

Please note: this volume contains only the music for 2 pianos for Gathering Starflowers.

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