Three Scenes

Ken Metz, University of the Incarnate Word

Abstract / Program Notes

The music is a shared dialogue between the two players rather than a solo with accompaniment. The first movement is somewhat heroic and bold. The second movement (Scene in Between) is romantic and bluesy. The third movement is a scherzo with a sense of victory.

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Three Scenes

The music is a shared dialogue between the two players rather than a solo with accompaniment. The first movement is somewhat heroic and bold. The second movement (Scene in Between) is romantic and bluesy. The third movement is a scherzo with a sense of victory.