Linthicum-Blackhorse - Mnicakmun for Flute and Piano *Ries & Erler Berlin simple statements of motivic figures

simple statements of motivic figures developing in intensity - 4'15

The Reapers of Miyazaki

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach was probably the most famous of the Bach sons

was so impressed by Mercadante that he later wrote the following famous comment to Zingarelli: “I congratulate you heartily: your young pupil Mercadante is beginning where we leave off”

Linthicum-Blackhorse - Mnicakmun for Flute and Piano *Ries & Erler Berlin simple statements of motivic figuresMnicakmun for Flute and Piano by William Linthicum Blackhorse. Mnicakmun is a composition for flute and piano in three sections (Mnicsniyanyanla, Mnicluza, Mihuta). From the composer:'Mnicakmun, or 'Sounds of Water,' began as a project for my composition studio class at Texas Tech University. The first movement was written with the total absence of classical triadic harmony. As I continued to write the piece, I began to break from the strict rules