What Shall One Give?: Septet for Winds and String Quartet (Schildgen)
A Note from the Composer: What Shall One Give opened a lot of creative doors in my mind, and was written in a unique fashion. It was initially established as a string quartet, but after composing five minutes of the piece, I knew I wanted to develop the musical content more. While writing, purity, beauty, playfulness, and simplicity all sat in the forefront of my curiosity. There is a lot of childlike nostalgia contained in this piece. This is one of my favorite pieces I've composed due to its wide variety of compositional influences.
A Note from the Composer: What Shall One Give opened a lot of creative doors in my mind, and was written in a unique fashion. It was initially established as a string quartet, but after composing five minutes of the piece, I knew I wanted to develop the musical content more. While writing, purity, beauty, playfulness, and simplicity all sat in the forefront of my curiosity. There is a lot of childlike nostalgia contained in this piece. This is one of my favorite pieces I've composed due to its wide variety of compositional influences.
A Note from the Composer: What Shall One Give opened a lot of creative doors in my mind, and was written in a unique fashion. It was initially established as a string quartet, but after composing five minutes of the piece, I knew I wanted to develop the musical content more. While writing, purity, beauty, playfulness, and simplicity all sat in the forefront of my curiosity. There is a lot of childlike nostalgia contained in this piece. This is one of my favorite pieces I've composed due to its wide variety of compositional influences.