THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT
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THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT

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THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT
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Repercussion |ˌrēpərˈkəSHənˌrepərˈkəSHən| an unintended consequence occurring some time after an event or action; an echo or reverberation. Alex Wurman's evocative flute melody from The March of the Penguins is used as a centerpiece in this stylized display of chaos and splendor. Bold themes, a rigorous pace and electronic effects shed a perilous light on the idea that a butterfly flapping its wings in one part of the world truly can cause a hurricane in another part of the world. Originally Commissioned By Maconaquah H.S. — Jeff Evans, Director. For WINDS only, please contact us for pricing.
Grade: Medium
Instrumentation: Winds and Full Percussion
Duration: 7:19
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Licensing Information

An arrangement license is needed for “The Harshest Place On Earth” By Alex Wurman (needed for Pre-Show only); “Benediction” Movement VIII from The Prayer Cycle By Jonathan Elias; and *“The Bourne Identity” By John Powell (*Only if optional Pre-show is used). Please secure licensing via Tresona Music, the original copyright administrator, or similar agency.

Copyright Information

Composed and Arranged by Don Barrett (BMI). © Shivachevo Music (BMI). All Rights Reserved. With “The Harshest Place On Earth” By Alex Wurman © 2005 Warner-Barham Music LLC (BMI) and Sonart Productions (BMI). All Rights Administered By Songs of Universal, Inc. (BMI). Exclusive Worldwide Print Rights Administered By Alfred Music Publishing Co. Inc. All Rights Reserved Including Public Performance. “The Bourne Identity” By John Powell © 2002. All Rights Controlled And Administered By Universal Music Corp. All Rights Reserved. “Benediction” Movement VIII from The Prayer Cycle By Jonathan Elias. Copyright © By Lilli Pie Music.

THIS IS NOT A PUBLISHED ARRANGEMENT. LICENSING PERMISSION IS REQUIRED AND MAY INVOLVE ADDITIONAL PUBLISHER FEES. All works listed above are fully owned by their respective copyright holders.

Photo Credit: Benjamin DeYoung

Description

Repercussion |ˌrēpərˈkəSHənˌrepərˈkəSHən| an unintended consequence occurring some time after an event or action; an echo or reverberation.

Alex Wurman’s evocative flute melody from The March of the Penguins is used as a centerpiece in this stylized display of chaos and splendor. Bold themes, a rigorous pace and electronic effects shed a perilous light on the idea that a butterfly flapping its wings in one part of the world truly can cause a hurricane in another part of the world.

Originally Commissioned By Maconaquah H.S. — Jeff Evans, Director.

For WINDS only, please contact us for pricing.