This is the place where the trees sing, Op. 74
A captivating clarinet quintet that gives voice to the wooden instruments and the trees they once were.
About the Composition
For clarinet quintet.
In a very materialistic and direct way, I can say that the trees sing through these instruments because they are all made of wood, and before becoming musical instruments, they were part of a tree.
This short piece explores the idea that woodwind instruments carry the voice of the trees they came from. Inspired by the wind brushing through leaves, the music features delicate harmonic overtones and moments of stillness—like fruit hanging from a branch or a leaf gently suspended in air.
What You'll Receive
Complete Score and Parts
- 32 pages of professionally engraved music
- Full conductor's score
- Individual parts for all instruments
Technical Details
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About the Composer
Nelson Jesus is a composer whose work explores the connection between nature and music. His compositions often feature innovative approaches to traditional instruments, drawing inspiration from the natural world.
This clarinet quintet is part of his ongoing exploration of the organic qualities of wooden instruments and their relationship to their origins.
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