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…and veiled between

2015-11-21

for 5 channel fixed media

Composer: Brian Sears

Year of Composition: 2015
Instrumentation: 5 channel fixed media
Type of Electronics: Fixed

Number of Channels: 5
Duration: 10:10
Video Component: None

This is a stereo mix down of my 5-channel piece “…and veiled between”

We have all felt the tug of our conscience at one time or another in our lives. …and veiled between is a sonic realization of the battle that rages between our pride and our conscience as we struggle to make the right decisions in our lives. Memory and morality can become subjective as the voices in our head jockey for control of our soul. The text was sourced from the poem “Conscience” by Madison Julius Cawein, and Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche. Text recorded by Suzanne Pergal and John Mink.

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