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New England Folk Song MVT 2 “Roads Go Ever On and On” by Clifford Cameron

from Will There be a Spring? by The USM Composers Ensemble

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"New England Folk Song" was written in collaboration with local songwriter Sigrid Sibley to musically embody the unique rural and urban character that exists in New England from the old stonewalled hill-farms of the country to the modern cities of the coast and the large amount of wilderness in between.

Clifford Cameron is a Maine-based pianist and composer with a particular fondness for improvised music. He obtained his Bachelors in Composition and Jazz Performance from The New School in NYC. His music consists of a merging of natural themes and settings with contemporary music. His compositions have premiered at various venues throughout New York and abroad from Bruno Walter Hall at Lincoln Center to the International Jazz Festival in Bern, Switzerland and Croatia.
www.cliffordcameronmusic.com

lyrics

Roads go ever on and on,
Over rock and tree.
By caves where never sun has shone,
by streams that never find the sea.

Excerpt from JRR Tolkien

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from Will There be a Spring?, released May 28, 2020
Christopher Pettersen - Flute
Katie Lind - Clarinet
Mel D’Anci - Tin Whistle
Gene Gill* - Alto Sax
Nicholas Thompson-Brown* - Tenor Sax
Paul Thomas - Horn
Eric Quinn* - Trombone
Josh Gagnon* - Bass Trombone
Sigrid Sibley - Mandolin
Alma Kenow - Guitar
Clifford Cameron - Piano
Ethan Paquet - Accordion
Dan Sonenberg - Vibes, cymbals, glockenspiel, timpani, bass drum
Josie Lawrence - Vocal
Sean Conover - Cello
Asher Berreras* - Double Bass

Mixed by Clifford Cameron
Mastered by Dan Sonenberg

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The USM Composers Ensemble Gorham, Maine

Founded in 2005 by Professor Dan Sonenberg, the University of Southern Maine Composers Ensemble celebrated its 15th season in 2020. The ensemble consists of student composer-performers, and performers interested in new music, and ranges in size from 13-30 members. Each semester they compose and perform a full evening of contemporary music in a range of musical styles for large chamber ensemble. ... more

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