On Open Sky

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2002
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On Open Sky is the first movement of a large orchestral work. The piece seeks to evoke the memory of a landscape, specially central Australia. The orchestration is the most important structural element, as sound color and texture propel the piece. There are two main sections separated by a short contrasting episode. The climax of the piece occurs at measure 100 and uses material derived from introduction.

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Doctor of Musical Arts
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Music
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Williams, Ross Adrian. "On Open Sky." (2002) Diss., Rice University. https://hdl.handle.net/1911/18150.

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