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A Night in Nidavellir Instrumentation:7-Part ISMN 979-0-708207-07-8

A Night in Nidavellir Instrumentation:7-Part ISMN 979-0-708207-07-8Originally written for Exeter Recorder Orchestra and premiered in Exeter Cathedral in January 2023, this piece takes us through the dark fields and mines of Nidavellir home to the dwarves in Norse Cosmology. Available in either 7 part or 6 part instrumentation. Please note if played in 6 part the soprano players will need to be confident with top Cs and Ds. The 7 part with a sopranino takes away this need. We strongly recommend the 7 part version. 6

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ISMN 979-0-708207-07-8

or they can use the printed music

Premiered by Phoenix Recorder Orchestra in 2023 this piece is based around recurring themes this piece explores the idea of eternal return in the universe

Luceat lux tua

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A Night in Nidavellir Instrumentation:7-Part ISMN 979-0-708207-07-8Originally written for Exeter Recorder Orchestra and premiered in Exeter Cathedral in January 2023, this piece takes us through the dark fields and mines of Nidavellir home to the dwarves in Norse Cosmology. Available in either 7 part or 6 part instrumentation. Please note if played in 6 part the soprano players will need to be confident with top Cs and Ds. The 7 part with a sopranino takes away this need. We strongly recommend the 7 part version. 6

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