Recorded live in concert, March 22, 2015
I. Distant Fanfares
II. Dance
III. Barcarolle (Im Spreewald)
IV. March
Recorded live in concert, March 22, 2015
I. Distant Fanfares
II. Dance
III. Barcarolle (Im Spreewald)
IV. March
Albumleaf 106: November 24, 2013
This is a cue that we’re not using from a film score I’m writing. The film’s trailer is here.
The farm brook ran down from the mountain in a straight line for the fold, then swerved to the west to go its way down into the marshes. There were two knee-high falls in it and two pools, knee-deep. At the bottom there was shingle, pebbles and sand. It ran in many curves. Each curve had its own tone, but not one of them was dull; the brook was merry and music-loving, like youth, but yet with various strings, and it played its music without thought of any audience and did not care though no one heard for a hundred years, like the true poet.
Independent People, p. 14. Trans. J.A. Thompson
(“Doctor Balanzone tells us how the world works.”)
Albumleaf 103: July 23, 2013 (Bologna)
Albumleaf 101: June 17, 2013 (Bologna)
You’ll find Mozart’s version and Padre Martini’s version here.