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Nigun
for horn and piano
Brodack, Cory
Nigun is based on a partial cantillation of Kohelet 3 (Ecclesiastes 3), heard later in the piece in its recomposed form by the solo horn. The first two lines of this verse somewhat shape the form of the piece, ranging from somewhere a bit … Read More
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Nigun is based on a partial cantillation of Kohelet 3 (Ecclesiastes 3), heard later in the piece in its recomposed form by the solo horn. The first two lines of this verse somewhat shape the form of the piece, ranging from somewhere a bit static and mournful, to hopeful and looking forward with anticipation. Each new section of the music holds a wide variety of emotion and meaning, but generally is meant to be more uplifting as the music progresses.
"To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:
A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted;"
Written for Andrew Pelletier for the 2022 International Horn Symposium