Structured around the poem of the same name, this program takes you
through a visual and musical expression of dance, love, song, and life.
In the introduction, all the the basic concepts are communicated,
followed by a more lengthly presentation of each theme. At the
conclusion of the program all of the themes are restated bringing all
of the elements of the program together. Each theme (dance, love, sing,
and live) has a musical motive with which it is associated. As any
given theme is played corresponding visual design elements further
express that theme making the show easily understood by all audiences!
Part 1: "Introduction and Dance" Part 2: "Love" Part 3: "Sing and Live"
Would you like to add a complete percussion book to this show? Please let us know in your email.
Conditions
*Original shows
from Dynamic Marching Composers come complete with pdf files for
each section. Some shows have complete percussion books included, some
come with only a "sketch". You are responsible for due process on
obtaining rights to use, perform, and/or have audio/video recordings
made of performances, etc from the composer(s). Dynamic Marching does
not own or directly "sell" original compositions. You will be invoiced
directly by the composer(s).
Author
Craig Fitzpatrick
Bio
Craig Fitzpatrick holds a Bachelor of Music degree in composition from Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, where he studied composition with Stephen Heinemann. He obtained his Masters in Music Composition in 2003 from the University of Illinois in Champaign. While there, he studied composition under Stephen Taylor and Rick Taube and also served as a teaching assistant, instructing undergraduate theory and ear-training courses. Since then Craig has had the opportunity to work closely with Jack Stamp, David Maslanka, and David Holsinger.
