Heart of Fire
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General Info
Year: 2011 / 2020
Duration: c. 5:15
Difficulty: III (see Ratings for explanation)
Original Medium: Orchestra
Publisher: Carl Fischer
Cost: Score and Parts – Forthcoming [as of June 2020]
Instrumentation
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Errata
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Program Notes
We have all heard of exemplary people who seem almost superhuman in not only their passion for a certain purpose, but also their perseverance in accomplishing their goal -- a cause they feel so strongly about that they will let no obstacle stand in their way. Our history is filled with many inspiring examples: Martin Luther King, who dared to speak up about racial equality at a time when Blacks were barely regarded as being the same species as Whites, and ultimately paid with his life; Nelson Mandela, who suffered torture for years while in captivity and yet somehow remained a kind and gracious man who forgave his captors and went on to spread the message of peace and tolerance in the world. Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton campaigned for the woman's right to vote, in the face of years of belief that women were morally and intellectually inferior to men. Women lost their lives in the suffragist movement, and it is because of these brave women who would not relent that women can now vote.
This piece is a tribute to those fiery hearts who have left a legacy of a better life for us today.
- Program Note by composer
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Performances
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Works for Winds by This Composer
- Cloud Nine (2002)
- The Duxsbury Fanfare (1997)
- Heart of Fire (2011/2020)
- Musica Solaris (2001)
- Passacaglia (1990)
- Trio for Brass (2002)
- We Wish You a Klezmer Christmas (2019)
Resources
- Heritage Encyclopedia of Band Music. "Lauren Bernofsky." Accessed 23 June 2020
- Lauren Bernofsky website Accessed 23 June 2020