The Hula Manō for soprano, clarinet, and piano - Score and Part PDF
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From the composer:
I interpreted this traditional text as a romantic love song, possibly about love making. The shark (manō) is an obvious symbol of love or romantic ecstasy. There is a dialogue between the singer and the clarinet--something like a courtship. The piano represents the emotion and the ebb and flow of the ocean in this love-making episode. The trio was premiered at the University of Hawaii at Hilo in March of 2017, by Rachel Schutz (soprano), Jonathan Korth (piano) and James Moffit (clarinet).
The Hula Mano appears on Myers' third album, Dark Imagining.
10 pages; duration 4'40"
