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Sky Darkens, Wind RisesPERUSALSCORE

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Sky Darkens, Wind Rises

for flute and piano

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Program Note

The title Sky Darkens, Wind Rises comes from a stage direction given in the Herman Melville novel Moby Dick. The line marks a final point of cheerfulness that gives way to a much darker foreshadowing. This piece imitates the same progression of light to dark that Melville created. Flurries of flute runs become a darker storm as the piece progresses, until the storm gives way to light once again.

Instrumentation

Flute

Piano

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Duration: 6 minutes

First printing, March 2025

Copyright ©2014 Nelson Gast. All Rights Reserved.

Program Note Copyright ©2014 Nelson Gast. All Rights Reserved

Published by Just a Theory Press | www.justatheorypress.com

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