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[message]BERGMANN EDITION
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‘Borrowed’ has a straightforward opening, a simple sequence of chords in C with a descending bass-line, a little reminiscent of Pachelbel’s Canon. As it develops, its theme emerges with internal syncopations and harmonic suspensions – measures and harmonies ‘borrowing’ time and tonality from their predecessors. It can be infuriatingly difficult to play, but it is fun to master, like solving a puzzle. The listener is unaware of this: it sounds simple and melodic, but full of subtle subliminal hooks.
Listen to Andrew Williams playing 'Borrowed':
