"Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts" Sheet Music by Edmund Finnis

Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts
Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts Devotions (String Quartet No. 3) - Score and Parts

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Scored For: String Quartet
Composers: Edmund Finnis
Pages: 79
This product does NOT support transposition or digital playback
SKU: 510741
Publisher: Schott Music Ltd., London
Grade Level: Difficult What's this?
Series: Edition Schott
Publisher ID: Q795081

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This piece is made of a sequence of eight short movements. It begins with an ascent and a gradual unfurling. We hear a network of voices flowing, pulsating, revolving, crying out. The music moves between tranquil, meditative states and those of a more animated, agitated nature. Yearning lines and figures recur, overlapping and intensifying with each iteration. Around them harmonies swell, envelop and recede. Elements of the music resemble wordless song, chorale, and the spirit of plainchant. I am motivated by the idea that imagining, sounding out and perceiving this music can be an act of devotion, an expression of solace intertwined with sorrow, a way of reaching outwards, upwards, towards the inexpressible. © Edmund Finnis

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