Disclosure, for violin, alto sax, and bassoon by Zae Munn

Access to score and parts:
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“In the interest of full disclosure” is associated with legal, political, and commercialsituations, but has made its way into interpersonal situations as well. Is full disclosure
possible on a personal level? The act of disclosing inevitably changes what is disclosed, reveals new connections and implications, is nuanced by the one to whom the disclosure is made, and by the context of the disclosure. Consider the onion metaphor, in which each layer that is peeled off reveals another layer closer to the core. Add the further complexity that our act of peeling might alter the next layer, revealing it to be, in fact, an artichoke, the next a radish. This morphing onion metaphor begins to get at my sense of the non-static nature of personal disclosure, and it is that sense which infused the writing of this piece.
Performers: Daniel Vega-Albela, Timothy McAllister, George Sakakeeny