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Live in the Moment; Live in the Breath

2015-11-21

for Trumpet and Live Electronics

Composer: Brian Sears

Year of Composition: 2015
Instrumentation: Trumpet and Live Electronics
Type of Electronics: Live

Number of Channels: 2
Duration:
Video Component: None

Live in the Moment; Live in the Breath, was written for Sam Wells, and premiered at the 2015 SPLICE festival in Kalamazoo, MI. When I was asked to write this piece (my first for solo wind instrument), I immediately was drawn to the power that the breath has for this type of performer. Their breath empowers them to do amazing things with the instrument, just as our breath empowers all of us to do amazing things with our lives if we learn how to harness it. This piece focuses on the con- nection between our breath and the greater natural world around us, and begs the listener to always live life to the fulllest and make the most out of the time they have here on this earth.

Thank you to Sam Wells for your collaboration on, and performance of this piece!

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