I Meant to Do My Work Today (Suite for Piano) by Scott Powell Sheet Music for Piano Solo at Sheet Music Direct
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I Meant to Do My Work Today (Suite for Piano) Digital Sheet Music
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I Meant to Do My Work Today (Suite for Piano)
by Scott Powell Piano Solo - Digital Sheet Music

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[From the preface:]
The poem I Meant to Do My Work Today was written by Richard Le Gallienne (1866-1947). My friend and colleague David Pike learned the poem as a child, and it became his favorite. About ten months ago David commissioned me to compose the suite, asking that I base each piece on key elements from the poem. With the exception of Prelude and What Could I Do?, the performer should feel at liberty to play these pieces separately, as they do stand on their own. Prelude, however, is in fact a true prelude, given that the final note leads naturally into Bird. And because What Could I Do? quotes from earlier themes, it is most effective when performed as part of the suite.

With the goal of capturing this poem's simple charm, I aimed for a straightforward 'light classical' style typical of many turn-of-the-century piano solos: Bird is especially representative of these. On the other hand, Field is almost "new age" in its character, while Laugh and Go harks back to the actual classical period of Haydn and Mozart. Obviously then, adhering rigidly to one sub-genre was not of paramount concern.

Suite consists of the following pieces:
1. Prelude
2. Bird
3. Apple Tree
4. Butterfly
5. Field
6. Leaves
7. Wind
8. Grasses
9. Rainbow
10. What Could I Do?
11. Laugh and Go

Total time: 31 minutes

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