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Originally composed in 2016 while I was still in high school, Dimensions
  is a thrilling and challenging piece of wind literature that is just under 4
  minutes long. The piece is mostly based on one simple motif as it grows and
  becomes more ecstatic. I submitted this into a composition competition where
  my university's wind ensemble was given the chance to first sight-read the
  piece and then record it on the second take.

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After two years of off and on progress with months in between, I finally
  had the motivation to finish my third wind band piece, Nuclear. When first
  composing this piece, I imagined an apocalyptic scene, similar to that of
  those video games set in some kind of wasteland (hence the name,
  "Nuclear"). The piece is completely through-composed, and around
  the 3:30 minute mark, I decided to shift the theme from
  "armageddon" to "rebuilding and hope." Here, the piece
  makes a sudden character change with a rather abrupt transition, which
  actually just results from my lack of skill in writing... Either way, the
  overall story that I am trying to tell, whether it be literal or
  philosophical, is that life will eventually return to normal, as one takes
  absorbed damage and attempts to heal. This is applicable especially today, as
  the 2020 pandemic has torn apart lives from all cultures and backgrounds.
  Someday, we will be celebrating the moment that we can all be together again.
  Please, if you like wind band repertoire, consider giving this piece a listen
  and find the story it can tell in your life. Thank you, and enjoy Nuclear.

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This work is a collection of some of the most famous horn excerpts in all
  orchestral repertoire. While each excerpt mostly appears in its original
  notation, the harmony and accompaniment have drastically been changed in
  order to create an exciting and challenging fanfare-like medley for an
  8-piece horn ensemble. The excerpts that are showcased in performance order
  are as follows:
    
    
    
    Strauss - Horn Concerto #1 \| Mozart - Horn Concerto #3 \| Tchaikovsky -
  Symphony #4 \| Wagner - Gotterdammerung \| Mussorgsky/Ravel - Pictures at an
  Exhibition \| Mahler - Symphony #1
    
    
    
    Please enjoy this exciting and challenging new take, Take Two!

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