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Dark Energy

Sheet Music: Performance Parts

Dark Energy : for orchestra / Angus Davison.

by Angus Davison (2022)

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  • Instrumentation: orchestra (double wind)

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According to our current understanding of physics, the universe should be expanding at a decelerating rate. Instead, however, the universe is expanding faster and faster. The cause of this accelerating expansion is "dark energy", a mysterious force that seems to act as a sort of anti-gravity. We do not know what dark energy is, but it makes up a staggering 68% of mass in the universe.

Dark energy is the inspiration for this piece. It lasts approximately seven minutes in a single movement and is intended to capture a sense of acceleration and expansion. The primary material expands outwards from a central point, informed by a sequence known as the infinity series. Dark Energy was composed for the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra as part of the 2022-23 Australian Composers' School.

Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 set of 26 performance parts (125p. -- B4 (portrait))

Difficulty: Advanced

Duration: 7 mins

First performance by Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Benjamin Northey — Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra Studios

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