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Secret Talks Between Two Lonely Hearts

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Secret talks two lonely hearts (Emperor Xuanzong dreams of meeting Yang Guifei) | Giulio De Carlo | MusicSpoke - $2.00 x

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I started composing this piece after I discovered the wonderful tale of the Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei, from Chinese history. I was very impressed by the strength of the feeling between two people so distant because of age and of the social class, a feeling that still remains even after the death (a death unfair and cruel). I imagined - with a lot of fantasy and letting myself be carried away by my personal feelings - what would be the power of the Emperor's love, expressed by the music he composed for Yang Guifei, a music we still can't know today. I wanted them to meet again, in a wonderful dream, where their painful hearts could love each other. Upcoming performances: The piece was performed by the Jacksonville Unervisity Infinitus Choir (Julian Bryson, conductor) during several concerts and events in Jacksonville, Florida and by the Gita Sekawan - SMAK Penabur 4 Choir (Jeremiah Purwoto, Artistic Director), in Jakarta (Indonesia).

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Giulio De Carlo

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Score Categories: Mixed, Unaccompanied , Choral
Score Tags: mixed choir, secular, concert, unaccompanied, Chinese history, Chinese literature, SATB

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