The American Dream Chord

Grant Gover

The American Dream Chord

Grant Gover

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Abstract

This is the piece upon which the extended time piece of a similar name is based. There is an interchange between solo piano and full strings, baroque against lush sounding romanticism, yet there is modernism for instance in the regular placement of piano chords and some atonality in the chords.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2020

Keywords

Juxtapositions, piano, full orchestral strings

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