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Work Overview
This piece is a setting of a Shakespeare Sonnet and references some of early music styles, such as setting a word as it sounds (eg "compounds strange" or "ever the same"). The song itself is a question about whether one should present as a person has done before, or to create new material. The result is a mixture of the two ideas - conservative and creative, as the poet wrestles with the concept.
Work Details
Year: 2016
Instrumentation: SSATBarB vocal ensemble.
Duration: 4 min.
Difficulty: Advanced — Requires 6-part singing
Written for: The Song Company
Commission note: Written for The Song Company as part of their concert series "A Strange Eventful History" in June 2016.
First performance: by The Song Company at A Strange Eventful History (Blackheath Uniting Church) on 18 Jun 2016
The composer has noted the following styles, influences, etc. of this work:
Shakespeare Sonnets, Early Music, Word-painting, Polyphony
Performances of this work
27 Jun 2016: at A Strange Eventful History (Berry Uniting Church). Featuring The Song Company.
26 Jun 2016: at A Strange Eventful History (Wollongong Art Gallery). Featuring The Song Company.
25 Jun 2016: at A Strange Eventful History (Wesley Uniting Church, Forrest). Featuring The Song Company.
23 Jun 2016: at A Strange Eventful History (Newcastle Conservatorium). Featuring The Song Company.
21 Jun 2016: at A Strange Eventful History (Eugene Goossens Hall). Featuring The Song Company.
19 Jun 2016: at A Strange Eventful History (The Independent Theatre). Featuring The Song Company.
18 Jun 2016: at A Strange Eventful History (Blackheath Uniting Church). Featuring The Song Company.
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