William L. Gillock : Lyric Preludes Soaring
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“Soaring” is a lyrical miniature that conveys Gillock’s expressive sensibility and an expansive quality reminiscent of rising into the open sky. Centered on a singing melody, the overlapping accompaniment gives the music depth, while the character shifts naturally as the phrases unfold. A key point is to let the melody resonate fully while keeping the accompaniment restrained. Identify the high points of each phrase, and use the pedal to connect the sound without allowing it to become blurred; this brings out a light, floating feeling and natural breathing. Rather than pushing the music forward with force from the outset, be aware of the direction of the sound and maintain a broad musical flow to the end.