 Lamentations for the innocent |
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| File: | lamentations.nwc (December 2004) 5 kB |
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| Full name of work: | Lamentations for the innocent |
| Composer: | Hamilton, Jay (1951 - ), American |
| About: | www.soundand.com |
| Lyricist: | n/a |
| First line: | n/a |
| Music category: | classical |
| Instruments: | English Horn, Bassoon, Clarinet, String ensemble, solo violin, solo cello, solo Contrabass, Horn section, percussion |
| Name of file creator: | Jay Hamilton |
| e-mail address: | jay "at" soundand "dot" com |
| Website: | www.soundand.com |
| Running time: | 00:04:11 |
| Comments: | This is one of those embarrassing composer moments- My friend Semih Caglar[see his info elsewhere on this site] asked for some guidance because he was so moved by the incidences at the school in Beslan. I have given him a little [very little I'm afraid] advice and then once I thought about it some more began to compose this piece. So who gets credit? Ideas are in the air- but the original idea was his- and in a way I 'stole' it- so he should get some of the credit for this. After I had finished it- I also realized it owed something to Lutoslawski; Concerto for Orchestra. Complicated isn't it? |
