Deon Nielsen Price SunRays
 
SunRays   SunRays,
  with poetry by Maya Angelou

The focus of SunRays is California and its people, many of whom are immigrants from different parts of the world. Through the music the composer expresses a deep concern for the burdens many of them carry and also an optimism for their future. She finds hope in the natural beauty of deserts and the coastline of the Pacific, in upbeat attitudes of young people and in opportunities found in schools and universities. Like electricity created by the impact of the sun's rays as they dance and interact, this music is meant to be at times graceful and at times energetic.


Track # Track Title Track Length Clip Length Clip Size*
To The Children of War
17:04
  1 Life Doesn't Frighten Me
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  2 Recitative #1
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  3 We Saw Beyond Our Seeming
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  4 Recitative #2
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  5 Tears
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  6 Recitative #3
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  7 Alone
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0:35
321k
  8 Recitative #4
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  9 Give Me Your Hand
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  10 Recitative #5
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  11 Ships?
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Diversions
  12 Desert Impressions
1:49
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  13 Surf Dance
0:39
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  14 Crossroads' Alley Trio
1:00
0:36
325k
  15 L'Alma Jubilo
0:43
0:16
144k
Big Sur Triptych
  16 Sea Otters
1:22
0:47
425k
  17 Redwoods
2:40
0:33
300k
  18 Crags
1:57
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  19 Hexachord
3:02
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  20 Fearful
3:39
0:21
194k
  21 Stile Antico
6:36
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  22 Affects: A Santa Barbara Rhapsody
9:28
0:30
279k
  23 A Dad's Prayer
1:46
0:30
279k

* Windows WAV format



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