| Author/Composer: | Michael Mauldin |
| Genre: | Classical/Contemporary |
| Description: | Written for the Durango Youth Symphony. "Annacarla" is the name that Dutch linguist, Elizabeth Willink, gave her rambling adobe house near Cuba, New Mexico. She invited composer Michael Mauldin to stay there on his trips to Chaco Canyon, the center of a mysterious and prodigious American Indian civilization a thousand years ago. Years after Willink's death, Mauldin bought and restored the house as a composing and teaching retreat. This piece was inspired by the beauty and spirit of the valley that the house overlooks. It's a welcoming and nurturing place, appropriate for the teaching of youth, yet visited by blizzards, forest fires and the other adversities of nature. |
| Performers: | sequenced recording |
| Instruments: | 2222 (& bass cl), 4331, harp, bells, 2 perc, timp, strgs. |
| Year: | 2006 |
| File Type: | Mp3 |
| File Size: | 3.8 MB |
| Time: | 5:20 |
| External Site: | www.mmauldin.com |
| Download Link: | Download this file (downloaded 2 times) |
| Play Count: | 18 |
Added: Apr 29, 2009 Last update: Jun 5, 2009
