Date of Award
4-2009
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Bachelor of Arts
Department
Music: General
First Advisor
Dr. Benjamin Broening
Abstract
In this paper, I will describe the development of my compositional skills in relation to the progression of my overall musicality. I will also illustrate how each piece I composed played a role prompting these developments and in my overall growth as a musician. Finally, I will describe how performance opportunities, festival involvement, and masterclass experiences also affected my compositional development.
Recommended Citation
Stebbins, Heather, "Portfolio of compositions" (2009). Honors Theses. 698.
https://scholarship.richmond.edu/honors-theses/698
Confessions, Reactions
Stebbins_Heather_2009_Audio2.mp3 (13672 kB)
Rush Me to Shadows
Stebbins_Heather_2009_Audio3.mp3 (18614 kB)
A Path Through the Gloaming
Stebbins_Heather_2009_Audio4.mp3 (15371 kB)
Still Intersections
Stebbins_Heather_2009_Audio5.mp3 (18575 kB)
Traces
Stebbins_Heather_2009_Audio6.mp3 (7569 kB)
Interpretations: 'Reservoir'
Stebbins_Heather_2009_Audio7.mp3 (6381 kB)
Interpretations: 'Shift'
Stebbins_Heather_2009_stebbins-oliver-2006_3P.mp4 (44603 kB)
Blood is the Color Red, Love is the Color Red