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Echoes of Wild Petals by Daniel Fawcett / loadbang

Work: Echoes of Wild Petals Composer: Daniel Fawcett Text: Paul Cameron Brown Performed by loadbang Trumpet: Andy Kozar Trombone: William Lang Bass Clarinet: Adrián Sandí Baritone Voice: Tyler Bouque Date: October 29, 2023 Venue: Tenri Cultural Institute Event: loadbang Presents: Premieres Vol. 22 Audio and Video by Stuart Breczinski Echoes of Wild Petals is a set of 4 small songs for small ensemble. In addition to the ensemble of voice and acoustic instruments, the piece makes use of electronic media. Each song is a setting of a poem by the Canadian writer and poet Paul Cameron Brown (1948- ). Since reading his work, “The Land of Look Behind”, I had wanted to set his work as much of it can speak to us in a modern context. (notes by Daniel Fawcett) “Voyage” The mystique of the sea, where waves act as snares, hang boughs over wet blackness wherever winds die driven ashore. Melancholy vastness-its pleasure the dim lights swallowed in glutton happiness the further I search the sea. “Between Two Stones” They poured hot water into people's cups in which green tea leaves were floating like algae, or into red-painted spittoons placed on the floor which the travellers made frequent use of... It was strangely quiet. “Leaf Doctor” You said happiness was a bird - a hand extended could bend its perch. span the perfect wings. I spoke of swallows. lived off flies ebbed when flying. seldom came to rest. “Passing” I should be busy with words but light distracts me makes for me, in the sowing of its waves, neutral observances, a chilled awareness that the sublime is contained herein the wonders of the commonplace.