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"I play Joe's music now and then and it's
fabulous!!! Try it and you'll be impressed"
Mark Webster Principal Euphonium
Bluegrass Wind Ensemble
fabulous!!! Try it and you'll be impressed"
Mark Webster Principal Euphonium
Bluegrass Wind Ensemble
(Fanfare Festival for Brass Band) A fine work
Joe, the writing seems to have come very easy
to you and it has lovely shape and sounds. So
many fanfares are just 'noise’. Highams
Joe, the writing seems to have come very easy
to you and it has lovely shape and sounds. So
many fanfares are just 'noise’. Highams
You have a composer's heart
and it shines.
and it shines.
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Joe has produced a masterpiece (yet again!) with his
Willson Concertante for Euphonium and Wind Orchestra.
Very well played Charley! Terry Treherne -
Composer/Conductor
Willson Concertante for Euphonium and Wind Orchestra.
Very well played Charley! Terry Treherne -
Composer/Conductor
What an absolutely brilliant,
wonderful, joyful, ecstatic,
rambunctious piece!
Michel Edward Composer
wonderful, joyful, ecstatic,
rambunctious piece!
Michel Edward Composer
| Orchestra version premiered 12/9/2007 with Charley Brighton Soloist Andrew Morley conducting Southampton Univ. Sinfonetta |
Your Soliloquy Triste went very well ...
it is emotional and its lyrical lines lend
themselves perfectly to a variety
expressions. It is for these reasons
that I ended my program with this
lovely unaccompanied work.
Allan von Schenkel Contrabass Soloist
it is emotional and its lyrical lines lend
themselves perfectly to a variety
expressions. It is for these reasons
that I ended my program with this
lovely unaccompanied work.
Allan von Schenkel Contrabass Soloist
Shortly after completing this work I was given the "official" word by my Oncologist. After
3 years of successfully holding back the disease, cancer had finally won the battle.
The doctors, family and friends believe that this dramatic music was created because I
somehow anticipated the bad news and the emotional reactions that would result.
Anger/Fear then Stress/Anxiety finally Acceptance/Resignation.
Ironically - when I first started I was planning a light suite or sonatina with a scherzo, a
love song slow dance, an energetic dance movement ----- but these movements
evolved. My counselor (read psychologist – yes they assigned me one of those) said I
should share the music with others as a release???
Of course I'm ornery enough to continue to last well beyond their dire predictions!!!!
3 years of successfully holding back the disease, cancer had finally won the battle.
The doctors, family and friends believe that this dramatic music was created because I
somehow anticipated the bad news and the emotional reactions that would result.
Anger/Fear then Stress/Anxiety finally Acceptance/Resignation.
Ironically - when I first started I was planning a light suite or sonatina with a scherzo, a
love song slow dance, an energetic dance movement ----- but these movements
evolved. My counselor (read psychologist – yes they assigned me one of those) said I
should share the music with others as a release???
Of course I'm ornery enough to continue to last well beyond their dire predictions!!!!
| The Gamut - a special piece of music listen |
