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BLUE OF NEPTUNE, for solo bass trombone with tenor trombone trio (3:22)
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Date: November 6, 2015
SOON, we will be updating our website and ordering procedure and EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 7th,
OUR SHOPPING CART ORDERING OPTION WILL BE OFFLINE UNTIL SOMETIME IN SPRING 2016 (hopefully, sooner).
DURING THIS TIME, PLEASE ORDER FROM ONE OF OUR TRUSTED OUTSIDE SOURCES:
Hickey's Music Center (USA)
Martin Schmid (Germany)
Blechbläsersortiment Köbl (Germany)
and elsewhere...
"Written in June 1997, THE BLUE OF NEPTUNE was inspired by a satellite photograph of the planet Neptune which captured the composer's attention and imagination. This photo portrayed the planet's rich deep blue cloud cover with breathtaking clarity....
...playing this piece as intended requires that the players be patient, slowing their own internal speeds way down, letting go of feelings of time as we are used to experiencing it, and allowing oneself to drift into the vast ocean of the blue of Neptune.... From inside this connection, it is no mystery that our mythological god Neptune rules from the depths of the ocean....."
- from the "Introduction" LISTEN to an MP3 sample of the premiere recording on "Occurrences" (CD-72890),
available in the Recordings section of our Catalogue.
Single MP3 available from iTunes.
READ Norman Bolter's blog post, "Special Sound Clips and a Story," where he writes about this piece.
Print music:
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