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Crossing Waves

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“Crossing Waves,” an original solo for pedal harp by Andy Scott, is inspired by the exploits of Roz Savage, who rowed solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 2005. Says the composer, “Her determination, single-mindedness, creativeness, intuition and decisiveness are also the hallmarks of many musicians.” Scroll down for more notes from the composer.

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Length: score is 11 pgs.

Duration: 8:00

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Notes from the composer

The eight minute journey of this solo for harp breaks down into three main sections. The first reflects the apprehension and excitement at the start of a daunting journey, navigating sudden changes in weather, and at times relaxing into a regular rhythm. The second section represents stillness, calm, isolation and beauty mid-ocean. The final section displays a sudden release of energy and optimism, knowing that the final leg of the journey is underway an inner strength prevails.

“…the highlight of the evening was clearly “Crossing Waves”, a totally original and engaging composition which should be performed on many future harp recitals – in this country and across the ocean.” – New York Concert Review

 

A complete performance of ‘Crossing Waves’ by Andy Scott written in 2010 for Keziah Thomas and performed live at Trinity Church, Wall Street on March 1st 2012.

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Astute Music
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