Rain Worthington

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A duet for solo wind and marimba in two continuous movements.
I. That’s What I Heard
II. Are You Sure?
(Video features the US premiere performed by Transient Canvas at 2021 SCI Online Convention, Concert No. 6, Amy Advocat, bass clarinet and Matt Sharrock, marimba)

The version for bassoon and marimba was performed by Ensemble 337 (Jacqueline and Christopher Wilson) at the FOCAM: Festival of Contemporary Artists in Music, WSU Pullman, WA.

One Among Minutes

PDF score of the bass clarinet version.


PDF score of the cello version.

BaDaBaDaDa – for solo wind

Recording of the bass clarinet version is from the Vent Nouveau NYC concert, performed by Sam Kaestner, bass clarinet.

Bassoon perusal score:

Bass Clarinet perusal score:

Afternoon Reflections – for wind or brass

Audio is a home studio recording by Guido Arbonelli, bass clarinet. Versions are available through Buy the Score purchase link.
Perusal copy displayed is the bassoon version.

Walking on Wires – strings, wind

Program note
An anxious lament for love lost, borrowing musical inspiration from the plainsong, “Dies Irae.” The emotional context is sadness and futility, which transmutes into edgy feelings of anger. The metaphoric realization that came to mind was that moving on would involve something like walking barefoot across a floor covered with sharp wires. – RW

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