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Let’s celebrate our corpse-strewn future!

November 9, 2015

for chamber ensemble and electronics

Composer: Ethan Hayden

Year of Composition: 2015
Instrumentation: oboe, tenor saxophone, horn, trombone, melodica, percussion, electric guitar, piano, soprano, bass-baritone, violin, cello
Type of Electronics: Fixed

Number of Channels: 2
Duration: 0:10
Video Component: None

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“For what is so grotesquely reduced is, in a sense, liberated from its meaning—its tininess being the outstanding thing about it. It is both a whole (that is, complete) and a fragment (so tiny, the wrong scale).”  – Susan Sontag, Under the Sign of Saturn

Let’s celebrate our corpse strewn future! was composed for Brendan Fitzgerald and Wooden Cities in the summer of 2015.

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