The Sacral Trees - Concerto for Clarinet and Band (Piano Reduction) by Franklin Piland published on 2016-06-02T05:12:56Z Concerto for Clarinet and Band (with Piano Reduction) Composed by Franklin Piland Commissioned by Micheal Muñoz for his nephews, Jayce Abraham and Jordan Thomas Inspired by "The Sacral Tree Poems" by Sam Reese Shih-wen Fan, clarinet Ben Corbin, piano Jake Moon, recording engineer Franklin Piland, producer/recording mix May 30, 2016 The University of Texas at Austin I. The Fig Tree "The solitary life of the greedy, encompassing a wold in shadow. Filling the space if its body; in darkness it spreads to avoid. The jagged sky stands as a challenge and a threat to one so bold. Engulfed in flames of hubris and shame, desiring the delight of destruction." II. The Willow in the Water "Stooped low with age. Made to drink from the banks of the great river. Adding its own tears to the rush of mighty Sorrow." III. The Ash "Buried deep, pulling life from the Earth. Grown hastily, bending, twisting, holding fast its ground. Uprooting and uplifting, claiming all within reach." Genre Classical Contains tracks I. The Fig Tree by Franklin Piland published on 2016-06-02T05:12:54Z II. The Willow in the Water by Franklin Piland published on 2016-06-02T05:12:56Z III. The Ash by Franklin Piland published on 2016-06-02T05:12:55Z