Any soloist can render this three-movement work. In the recording, the middle movement, "No One Knows," is played on the clarinet, a personal favorite choice.
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"ClarinetWorks," Works for Clarinet by Stephen Melillo
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“I” of the Storm - Score Notes and Orchestration
In You I Live Again - free download Score
In You I Live Again - free download Parts
#1016 for Clarinet & Orchestra
#1015 for Clarinet & Piano
DOUG MONROE REACTIONS to the Clarinet & Piano Version:
"In a word...profound. To the core. It is creation observed. I can't wait to play it. I will be playing this on my European concert tour, fall 2012 (Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest October 6th and Robert Schumann's recital hall in Zwickau, Germany date TBA) as well as my recital next year. You are sublimely gifted." Doug
PS: I don't think I told you this, but I use your book of Function Chorales with my chamber groups here. They eat it up! We'll use it with our faculty quintet too.
DOUG MONROE REACTIONS to the Clarinet & Orchestral Version:
"Dear Steve, The Clarinet piece... captures my loneliness. I do not know if the Music is expressing my feelings, or if my feelings echo the Music. This piece resonates in the marrow of my bones. It's just beautiful! I love the cymbal work. The strings will give just the right color to the clarinet in this piece. As I told you before, it is exceptionally expressive. Now that I'm finished for summer, I'm going to start working on it and will play the piano reduction on my fall recital (as well as in Europe next year).
When I first heard this music, I thought "How could he know what I've been through over the past 4 years especially, but at a deeper level, the things I've struggled with all my life?" I hear so much in this piece that talks about my pain and my peace. Wonderful how great art can mean so many things to so many different people. I can't wait to play this in the fall. I am so in awe of your sensitivity and musical gift, man." Doug
and then after the recording… on Feb 16, 2012, at 12:09 AM, Doug Monroe wrote:
"Hey man...I'm just listening to your piece again now that I've had a bit of time to separate me from recording it. You are so gifted, Steve. I wanted to tell you again how moved I am by your ability to communicate emotions the way you do with your art. I'm in awe. And I'm so fortunate to have been involved with this piece. Thank you. And thank you for your friendship. Yours," Doug