| Cadenza’s recording could not have captured these three artists any better. Very strongly recommended. | ||
| —Jerry Dubins, Fanfare (37:3, Jan/Feb 2014) |
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| Cadenza’s recording could not have captured these three artists any better. Very strongly recommended. | ||
| —Jerry Dubins, Fanfare (37:3, Jan/Feb 2014) |
Click the quotation text to discover what it refers to!
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Composed in December 2018, the title is borrowed from a Jocelyn Brooke poem, which reflects on our darkest month, and how some will see it as a negative time of year whilst others are already focused on a brighter Spring ahead. Accordingly, the piece veers towards a mood that is hauntingly sombre, but one that also has several moments of quiet optimism and serenity.
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| Composer | Title | Grade | Forces | Duration | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Mitchell | December Spring for Piano | 5 to 6 | Piano | 3¾ mins | ||
Performed by the composer: John Mitchell, Piano
Catalogue code: FM213 • Published: 23rd February 2019
Entry last updated: 22nd July 2020