PROCESSIONS II

PROCESSIONS II

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Solo Harp
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7
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Composer's Note:

Processions II was written for the Italian harpist, Paola Perrucci, and follows a work of similar title for organ. The first Processions was written for organist and composer Carson Cooman and both pieces were inspired by a solemn ritual and accompanying procession that I witnessed at St. Thomas Church in midtown Manhattan. In Processions II, a theme of stately chords and arpeggios leads to a development with more intricate patterns but these are equally measured, as the slow, steady pulse of the imagined procession is never far from the listener’s ear. A quieter section then provides contrast and is based on a more drawn out version of the opening theme. The two contrasting sections are then re-presented, each in turn, but now they include new twists and turns and shifted emphases.

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First Perfomance
Broadcast premiere: Feb. 5, 2021 by RAI Radio, Milan, Italy. Paola Perrucci, harp
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Text Language - Non English

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solo instrumental (non-keyboard)
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harp
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