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I Take These Pills

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I Take These Pills | Julia Seeholzer | MusicSpoke - $42.00 x

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A piece commissioned and performed by the Urban Playground Chamber Orchestra, directed by Tom Cunningham. Performed at Queens College, Feb. 23, 2016.

Program Note: "Whenever I get to a certain point in building a familiar to close relationship with someone, the topic inevitably surfaces. “Well, I have chronic anxiety and depression, so I take these pills to regulate my day-to-day existence in the world.” After Tom Cunningham, (UPCO director and the piece’s commissioner) told me that the commission theme centered around one’s personal take on the concept of “adequacy”, I immediately thought of my daily interaction with depression and anxiety, and by proxy, the medication that is supposed to help.

“I take these pills” is such a direct statement, and one which I say with intent but without drama, without stigma. I find it quite satisfying to express such a significant, yet ordinary part of my life through a piece of my own music." Commissioned by Urban Playground Chamber Orchestra in 2016, with performances scheduled in 2019 in Orlando, FL, and Memphis, TN.

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Julia Seeholzer

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Score Categories: Chamber Music
Score Tags: nonet, strings, chamber, violin, winds, conducted, conductor

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