Description
The poetry of Pulitzer Prize winner Alan Dugan struck a chord with Matheson, who notes a certain contradiction in the poems and in his own writings – an emotional directness combined with complexity. Matheson chose seven Dugan poems, which span decades, in answering a 2004 commission by Carnegie Hall through the Weill Music Institute, and also chose the Pierrot ensemble to convey his impressions.
Author: James Matheson
Instrument: Bass Clarinet, Marimba, Glockenspiel, Flute, Finger Cymbals, Vibraphone, Clarinet, Clarinet
Medium: Score
SKU: FSH-111-40259S
