Plums

Lori Laitman

About this work:
The first of the two songs in Plums was composed on a beautiful spring day in 1996, as I sat on a bench waiting for my youngest son to return from a school field trip. Its "flavor" is different from much of my other work. The piano accompaniment has a heavy emphasis on beats 1 and 3 throughout the opening of the song and the midsection is slightly reminiscent of slow ragtime. This is just to say is the shortest song I've ever written. Running 24 seconds, it was too short for a separate ID number on this CD. The "mmm" at the end is my creation.
Version: soprano and piano
Year composed: 1996
Duration: 00:02:07
Ensemble type: Voice, Solo or With Chamber or Jazz Ensemble:Unknown
Instrumentation: ,1 Piano soloist(s), ,1 Soprano soloist(s)
Instrumentation notes: This was recorded by soprano Jennifer Check and pianist Warren Jones on "Dreaming - Songs of Lori Laitman," released by Albany Records in May 2003 (Troy 570). It is published by Enchanted Knickers Music and available for sale through Classical Vocal Reprints at 1-800-298-7474.

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