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Winter Waltz by David Metzger

"Winter Waltz" by David Metzger. Performed by Willamette University Master Chorus, Judson Middle School Concert Choir, and Crossler Middle School Concert Choir. From the Willamette Winter Suite. From the album "Glazing Ice". Images from the web. I do not owe anything. Dave Metzger's biography: "Dave Metzger is a composer, arranger, and orchestrator. He has had an extensive career working on music for movies, Broadway, and television for over twenty years. Perhaps best known for his orchestrations, he has worked on 27 movies to date, including films as wide ranging as Bolt, Hancock, Kung Fu Panda, August Rush, The Simpsons Movie, Training Day, Tarzan, Armageddon, and Night at the Museum 2. Dave also orchestrated the Disney Broadway production of The Lion King, receiving a Tony Award nomination for Best Orchestration. His television credits include a five-year stint as a composer/arranger for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in the early 1990's. Upon graduation from Corvallis High School, Dave moved to the Los Angeles area to pursue his interest in film music, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in music at California State University, Long Beach. While attending college, Dave began composing music for small industrial films. After receiving his undergraduate degree, he attended graduate school at University of California, Los Angeles." (Taken from "Glazing Ice" album's biography). Text: Snowy days have come at last Bringing memories from the past When we'd glide across the snow In a waltz so calm and slow Winter days have come at last Bringing memories from the past When under the moon's cold light We waltzed quietly through the night Chorus: Winter, midnight Dancing in the moonlight Silently, soundlessly Not a step is heard Twirling, whirling . . . With the snowflakes swirling Nothing stirs on this night . . . Not a single bird (Repeat first two stanzas) Description: "Winter Waltz" was the first movement composed. Mr.Metzger decided to "go wide" in writing 8-harmony and utilizing some elegant counter melodies. Mr.Metzger writes, "I felt that the poem written by Anastasia R was quite beautiful, and captured a wonderful sense of nostalgia. Picking the meter was made easy by the title, as well as the fact that the poem has a lilting, waltz-like flow to it. was able to see a very definite bridge section that lent itself to a magical yet warm treatment. I wanted to end this movement with a sense of suspension, which would be resolved by the ostinato rhythmic pattern that begins the final movement. I thought it would be nice to have a rising pattern that sounds as if it's heading towards a resolution, but then to have it not resolve, leaving a sense of wondering what's going to happen next. I also immediately knew that this was the movement to feature my son, Jeff, playing the violin". willamettemasterchorus.org