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[message]BERGMANN EDITION
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This piece catches the essence of my writing for guitar. It is essentially a song. At base, most of what I do is searching for a good song - in my mind, song is the musical form that means most to the greatest number of people. A strong melody over interesting harmonic progressions in a three-to-five-minute package is a big enough challenge to keep my writing skills stretched for the rest of my life. And the songs I have always loved the most have something a little strange, haunting or uncanny about them: I look for moments like that when I’m writing.
Songwriters think in terms of hooks and chord sequences. This piece was born from a single really compelling chord change (again, that is a songwriter approach) from C # minor to B major. Something in the sonorities of that chord sequence on classical guitar gave me goosebumps, and the rest followed. It isn’t easy to play but it is really addictive.
Listen to Andrew Williams playing Time and Again:
