SKU: DM.DMP-112106

ISBN 9790365317677.

The famous harp player Ingrid Beerda-Huetten wrote this superb set of pieces. You will adore those little treasures from the first moment. Have fun !

SKU: SU.96010590

Instrumentation: Piano
Composed: 2020
Published by: Subito Music Publishing
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SNOW (from Album for the Young) by Roberto Sierra
SONG (from Album for the Young) by Roberto Sierra
Meditation (from Album for the Young) by Roberto Sierra
Autumn (from Album for the Young) by Roberto Sierra
Musings by Thomas Parente
A Sad Waltz (from Album for the Young at Heart) by James Lee III
Two Hands Singing by Paul Moravec
POW-WOW MEMORIES (from Album for the Young at Heart) by James Lee III
Sean's Blues by Norman Henry Mamey
SINGING MY SONG (Mvts. 1&2) by Faye-Ellen Silverman
Troparian by Carson Cooman
A Wistful AIR by Dan Locklair
MechanLista by Thomas Parente
butterfly blues by Norman Henry Mamey
HARP (from Keyboard Cousins) by Judith Lang Zaimont
Makin' the moves by Norman Henry Mamey
Warm Dreams And Visions (WDAV Audio Logo Theme) by Dan Locklair
Guitar (from Keyboard Cousins) by Judith Lang Zaimont
Touch (from The Five Senses) by Dan Locklair
Dave's Groove by Norman Henry Mamey
Harpsichord (from Keyboard Cousins) by Judith Lang Zaimont
A Something in a Summer's Day by Nancy Galbraith
three-legged race by Elinor Armer.

SKU: HL.14015291

ISBN 9780711967120.

Daedalus Remembers is the third part in a trilogy called 3 for Icarus. Daedalus was Icarus' father and a famous craftsman. He once forged a magic sword for Peleus which had a property of making its owner victorious in battle, and he also created the labyrinth of King Minos of Crete in which the Minotaur (half bull, half man) was imprisoned. The second part of the trilogy is entitled Minotaur Games after Troy games, a kind of labyrinthine dance involving cords (Ariadne's thread?). At one point in the myth Daedalus and Icarus are also imprisoned in the labyrinth. They escape by means of wings which Daedalus has made from feathers and wax. Sadly, despite his father's warnings, Icarus flies too close to the sun in a fit of hubris, and the wings melt, causing him to plunge to his death. Daedalus alights safely on a beach in Sardinia, and after he has collected his thoughts remembers his son's fall and scenes from his own past life. Have the gods paid him back for the death of his nephew Talos, whom Daedalus killed in a fit of jealousy by pushing him off the top of a temple in the Acropolis? Daedalus rants and sorrows - dark memories nag persistently. Daedalus Remembers is scored for solo cello with flugelhorn, two horns, percussion, cimbalom, harp, three violas, four cellos and two double-basses.