Durnford & Colenso
Michael Bigelow
The second movement from Bigelow's "The Washing of the Spears" suite for concert band is a short passage that paints a picture of the very close platonic love that existed between Lt. Col. Anthony Durnford and Miss Frances Colenso at the … Read More
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The second movement from Bigelow's "The Washing of the Spears" suite for concert band is a short passage that paints a picture of the very close platonic love that existed between Lt. Col. Anthony Durnford and Miss Frances Colenso at the time of the Anglo-Zulu War. it opens with a martial motif that represents Durnford and follows with a lilting melody, representing Ms. Colenso. The two motifs are intertwined, ending with a slightly sorrowful foreshadowing of Durnford's impending death at the Battle of Isandlwana.