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When David Heard
Brock Willard
This setting of King David's lamentation after hearing of the death of his son, Absalom, fully leans into contemporary musical language to portray an emotion we will all feel: grief. The grief of losing a family member. The composer wrote … Read More
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This setting of King David's lamentation after hearing of the death of his son, Absalom, fully leans into contemporary musical language to portray an emotion we will all feel: grief. The grief of losing a family member. The composer wrote this piece as an expression of his own grief for the loss of his mother. The episodes contained in this work are meant to portray a deconstruction of grief in real time. This piece is perfect for any sufficiently advanced ensemble looking for a somber, contemporary piece to add to their concert repertoire.