Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: I. Lost Worlds

Name: Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: I. Lost Worlds
Description: Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: I. Lost Worlds a song by Michael Zev Gordon on BeMusic

Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: I. Lost Worlds a song by Michael Zev Gordon on BeMusic

Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: I. Lost Worlds by Michael Zev Gordon,
Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: II. Broken Pieces by Michael Zev Gordon,
Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: III. Ancora Venezia by Michael Zev Gordon,
Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: IV. Still Centre by Michael Zev Gordon,
Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: V. On Gossamer Wings by Michael Zev Gordon,
Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: VI. Terrifying Angel by Michael Zev Gordon,
Bohortha, Seven Pieces for Orchestra: VII. Bohortha by Michael Zev Gordon,
Violin Concerto: I. Very Still, Intense; Moderato by Michael Zev Gordon,
Violin Concerto: II. Spacious, Still; Lightly Dancing by Michael Zev Gordon,
Violin Concerto: III. Spacious; Gently Flowing; Always Simple by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: I. True singing is a different breath, about nothing by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: II. So we live here, forever taking leave by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: III. All things want to fly by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: IV. Though the pool’s reflection often blurs before us by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: V. Every angel is terrifying by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: VI. All that’s hurrying will quickly be past by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: VII. Be forever dead in Eurydice by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: VIII. Another elegiac by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: IX. From which flit ecstatic butterflies by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: X. Through a glass mountain by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: XI. And those who are beautiful, oh who can retain them? by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: XII. Learn to forget that passionate music by Michael Zev Gordon,
The Impermanence of Things: XIII. May his memory be a blessing by Michael Zev Gordon,