For Noah (2008) by Nicolas Scherzinger Duration: 13 minutes for piano trio (violin, cello and piano) RECENT PERFORMANCES: AUDIO FILES Click below to listen to Audio Files: For Noah, for piano, violin and cello For Noah, for piano, violin and cello Alternatively, to download as an mp3, right-click on the file below
to save to your computer: Above live performance is by Lisa Tipton,violin, Alberto Parrini, cello and Adrienne Kim, piano. click
here to go back to LIST OF WORKS page MUSIC (SCORE and PARTS) - download a PDF copy Click here (Piano SCORE) to download a copy of the published score. Click here (Violin PART) to download a copy of the published score. Click here (Cello PART) to download a copy of the published score. All PDF copies are made available for free, through the support of volunteer donations. The composer is very grateful for the goodwill and generosity that is expressed by any donation. Click on the PayPal link below to make a donation with a major Credit Card. Suggested donation $10-15 MUSIC (SCORE and PARTS) - order a hardcopy To order a hard copy of the music, please contact Nicolas Scherzinger directly (email below). A paypal option to order hard copies of music will be available soon (2012). Send an email to Nicolas Scherzinger directly, with
the title of the piece you would like to order. NOTE: whether you download a copy of the score,
or order a hardcopy, if you decide to perform the piece in public, please
let me know about it via email, or even send me a program. click here to go back to LIST OF WORKS page PROGRAM NOTE “for Noah” is a set of three lullabies for violin, cello and piano that I began working on shortly after my son was born. Sometimes lyrical, delicate and serene, and at other times tense, anxious and agitated, this is a set of lullabies that expresses both the calmness and the agitation that both the child and the parent go through during the falling asleep process. I wish to express my sincerest gratitude to Lisa Tipton, Alberto Parinni and Adrienne Kim who commissioned and premiered the piece at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York City in May 2008.
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