Pax Eiscum (for flute and guitar)

Pax Eiscum (for flute and guitar)

Composer David W Solomons
Arrangement flute and guitar
Co-Authors -
Lyrics -
Performed by Serenade Duo
Uploaded on 30 June 2008 12:42
Uploaded by dwsolo
Genre Contemporary
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Publisher Dwsolo
Difficulty Moderate
Pages 4
Religion Not applicable
Nationality -
Layout -
Clef Not applicable
Instrumentation Flute
Language -
Catalogue id MSS-770-4EA06FB
 

Description

'Pax Eiscum' ('Peace be unto them'). This duet for flute and guitar (written for the Delian Suite III) originates in the composer's setting of a poem by Carol Rumens, which contemplates a group of Jewish children trying to learn about the richness of their ancestry and about their ancient tongue. The horrors of the war are, perhaps, forgotten, but maybe they are not truly 'of this world.' They are blank pages waiting for the pen of history to inscribe some fate that also awaits them. It may be a different fate from that of their grandams, but we can only hope that it will be more peaceful.

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http://www.myscorestore.com/product/view/id/771/pax-eiscum-for-clarinet-and-guitar.html

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