Water Reflections Georg Philipp Telemann

Water Reflections Georg Philipp TelemannThis serenely surreal composition employs an open form and fragments of "The Water is Wide".

then launched into the cosmos

and will leave the audience impressed by the colors and mystery achieved by your ensemble

"Down by the Salley Gardens" is based on a poem by Yeats written in 1889

We had a great conversation about what that might look like – each movement like a lesson introducing a new concept

The simplicity of the opening is brought back to end this extremely fun-to-play string work

The texture is characterized by lush but mild dissonances and the melodic material is distributed widely among violins

Little by little the piece begins to pick up energy as the city becomes alive with activity

This piece evokes a picture of excitement and energy as the train leaves the station

"Nebula" represents a total departure from standard programming

legato bowing

of course reharmonized in the arranger's very original style

A brief transition then takes us to "The Dreidel Song"