Springtide Ludwig Maurer

Springtide Ludwig MaurerDictionary Online defines Springtide as " a rush of anything (emotion); gush; overflowing." The composer wrote this work as a catharsis for a deep loss he experienced, and chose to remember the positive and uplifting aspects instead of focusing on the depressing side of a painful loss. Beautiful brief motifs unfold in a lovely way in this uniquely expressive work, interspersed with poignant, introspective moments of silence. A powerfully emotional

This engaging

All instruments remain in first position except for some high Es in the cellos

you probably still know the feeling of riding your bike downhill

Getting the feel of playing in these unusual meters is much easier for students than one might think

Guaranteed to delight your performers and audience alike

with musical images created by an airy melody and the percussive sounds of sleigh bells

the music invites performers and audiences to become part of the journey

Penguins are very playful birds that love to slide

Adapting the first and last movements of Telemann's "Sonata in D Major"

This highly original and exciting arrangement should help energize your holiday concert

the feeling of movement never ceases

it continues to grow and grow in interest as it moves along