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Dance of the Epiphytes
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Concert band - Grade 4

SKU: BY.CB-297

Composed by Jukka Viitasarri. Score and parts. Duration 7 minutes, 25 seconds.

Dance of the Epiphytes won the First Prize in the 2013 Penfield Music Commission Project Wind Ensemble Composition Contest (USA) and “runner up” -prize in the Columbia Summer Winds Outdoor Composition Contest (USA) in 2010. “I was watching a documentary about epiphytes – plants that grow on other plants. The life of the strangler fig was described in the words “Dance of the Epiphytes”. The composition took it from there. The 7/4 theme flits from one section to another, making a considerable din, with some nocturnal stuff (The Night Gallery) in between and finally an Quasi-Irish dance.”.