Seven Memories for Ensemble, by Richard Lewis

Seven Memories for Ensemble

by Richard Lewis

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Frontenac and York, Sheet Music/Partition : Place de Rungis, Seven Memories for Ensemble, Twelve Reveries for piano & instruments, Přeměna, Music for Percussion and Piano, Chamber Music, Chiaroscuro, and 4 more. , and , .

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1.	The lower garden 06:24	buy track
2.	Ruşen 02:19	buy track
3.	The creeper and convolvulus 08:26	buy track
4.	The willow tree 01:14	buy track
5.	A force of nature 01:39	buy track
6.	The light-filled room 01:42	buy track
7.	The rain 04:36	buy track

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This is a companion volume to Twelve Reveries in that the pieces were created at the same time. But where Twelve Reveries collects a series of improvisations, Seven Memories is a cycle of compositions, all of which were used as scores for other works: one film, one game and two audio books.

Though used for different end projects, what binds the pieces together is a common line of inquiry. I was looking for the sound that long-forgotten memories make when unexpectedly stirred. You catch the most fleeting of glimpses. An old thought echoing in an empty room. Did we visit this part of the forest together, decades ago? It's hard to know for sure, or remember fully. But your mood is changed, perhaps for good.

Recorded in Paris between 2012 and 2015.
Cover photography by Emilia Badin - with love and thanks.

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released November 7, 2015

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2018: Improvisations for piano and orchestra by Richard Lewis: Frontenac and York.

2017: A major new work by Brian Wilshere with the Brno Philharmonic orchestra. Music for Strings.

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