Sadie Harrison
Squish! (King Kong's Love Song)
Sadie Harrison
Squish! (King Kong's Love Song)
- Formazione Quintetto d'Archi
- Compositore Sadie Harrison
- Edizione partitura
- Casa Editrice University Of York Music Press
- Numero d'ordine M570367399
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Sadie Harrison's Squish! (King Kong's Love Song) for String Quartet. Composed and published 2016.
Dedicated to Cuatro Puntos and The American School for the Deaf.
Squish! is a love story, King Kong's love story. But not the conventional one immortalised in the 1933 Hollywood film - the terrifying giant ape astride the Empire State Building who clasps the fainting heroine, while swiping hopelessly at the planes which eventually send him crashing dead to the ground. This is the American Sign Language (ASL) version which has something of a twist at the end.
Squish! was written as Composer-in-Residence with Cuatro Puntos and was commissioned with funds from the Connecticut Office of the Arts. The premiere took place at the American School for the Deaf (the oldest permanent school for the deaf in the United States founded in 1817) in West Hartford, Connecticut, on 7th December 2016.
Dedicated to Cuatro Puntos and The American School for the Deaf.
Squish! is a love story, King Kong's love story. But not the conventional one immortalised in the 1933 Hollywood film - the terrifying giant ape astride the Empire State Building who clasps the fainting heroine, while swiping hopelessly at the planes which eventually send him crashing dead to the ground. This is the American Sign Language (ASL) version which has something of a twist at the end.
Squish! was written as Composer-in-Residence with Cuatro Puntos and was commissioned with funds from the Connecticut Office of the Arts. The premiere took place at the American School for the Deaf (the oldest permanent school for the deaf in the United States founded in 1817) in West Hartford, Connecticut, on 7th December 2016.