With about a week left before I must deliver the score and parts of Letter To Hungary, this is probably my last post for the month of October.
A few days ago, I reached the ending of the piece. All along it had been a toss-up whether it would be an enigmatic tear-jerker ending or one of those really entertaining crowd-pleasing endings. I’ve decided to with the latter, because it’s appropriate here, and off the top of my head, I don’t think I’ve ever done a really fun ending before.
So, now it’s down to closing a few gaps, polishing and mundane layout stuff. If it weren’t for Sibelius 4, I’d now be slaving over the task generating and editing parts. Yay Sibelius 4! Unless I just can’t resist, the next post here will be program notes, probably at the beginning of November. The performance is November 18th in Budapest. (details…)
Wish me luck!
Categories:2 Responses to “Going Quiet”
luck wished!
and do get a recording. im eager for a listen.
Thanks! I’ve been promised a recording. We’ll see if I can get permission to make excerpts available here. (Probably won’t be a problem.)
