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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2005

Dance for Remembering and Forgetting (rough)

from In the Hands · host Paul Cantrell

Here’s another piece from the suite of dances I’m working on, the same set which also includes the Entropic Waltz and Cradle Waltz. The composition, which was tricky, has actually been done for a while … but learning to play it has proved quite a bit of work! Though it may not sound like it, the piece is quite difficult — it has different layers moving in different registers of the keyboard, and so playing it essentially involves using two hands to create the illusion of three or four. Actually, I’m still just barely able to play it, so this is just a rough performance to give an idea of how it works. The layers don’t have the independence and evenness I’d like, and it’s a bit faltering and probably a hair under tempo. Still, if you use your imagination, I think there’s enough here for you to get the idea. Paul Cantrell ▶️ Dance for Remembering and Forgetting (rough version) Paul Cantrell, piano ⬇️ Download audio file for Dance for Remembering and Forgetting (rough version) (2:12 / 3.0 M) I’ll be working on this piece all week to give a hopefully slightly more polished performance at Keys Please next weekend, along with the Entropic Waltz!

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