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- Instrumentation
- Solo piano
- Difficulty
- Intermediate–advanced
- Format
- PDF score
- Pages
- 6
- Duration
- Approx. 2:48
- Price
- £5.99
- Availability
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A Murder of Crows
Alanna's first published composition.
- Instrumentation
- Solo piano
- Difficulty
- Intermediate–advanced
- Pages
- 6
An atmospheric solo piano score shaped by bare branches, mist, dark movement and the quiet tension of a winter landscape.
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A Few Thoughts Before You Play
Let the opening remain hushed and unsettled. Keep the repeated figures light enough to suggest movement in the distance rather than a heavy rhythmic pattern.
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Keep the 9/8 pulse flexible and flowing. Allow the long upper phrases to arch above the repeated movement, with clear changes of register and colour.
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