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.
Forward Motion is comprised of two movements, that can be performed individually. (see separate works pages)
I. Gathering Steam
II. Catching Up
Exploring different tactics of persuasion, in three continuous movements – Playful, Enticing, Alluding
(Audio is a home studio recording by percussionist, Jane Boxall)
Inspired by a mental image of watching the passing journey through a train window in route toward a new destination.
(Audio is a studio recording by Jane Boxall, marimba)
(Audio is a studio recording by Jane Boxall, marimba)
(Audio is a 2018 home studio recording by Jane Boxall, marimba)
(SoundCloud audio features concert performance by Nathan Shew, marimba, and Topher Ruggerio, piano, at the 2014 SCI National Conference.)
Program note: A curious reflection on the emotional immediacy of a moment, and the more distanced self-observation in the moment. – RW
(Video features the vibe/piano version premiere by percussionist Chris Graham and pianist Andrea Lodge at Greenwich House Music School, NYC)
An impressionistic duet for marimba and piano.
Rain Worthington is a Sponsored Artist with Performance Zone, Inc (dba The Field), a not-for-profit, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) organization serving the performing arts community. Contributions to The Field earmarked for Rain Worthington, in support of her music are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.