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LCCE Performs Christopher Martin - Bubbles *WORLD PREMIERE*

Christopher Martin - Bubbles WORLD PREMIERE This piece is inspired by conflicting symbolism of bubbles. Like many, I associate bubbles with joyful memories of playing with them as a child, and in that sense they represent innocence, playfulness, and exploration. In certain eras of art, however, they represented the concept of vanitas; that is, inevitability of death, fragility of life, and from that, a sense that life is too transient to have meaning. This piece is my exploration of these concurrently contradictory meanings. Part 1 (Vanitas) references the bursting of bubbles signifying death and the futility of life. Part 2 (Discovery) reflects positive childhood memories of playing with bubbles, as well as the confusion and distress the first time a child sees a bubble disappear. Part 3 (Memento Mori) refers to memento mori, a common feature of vanitas still-life paintings. These are objects placed in artistic compositions that specifically signify human mortality. — Christopher Martin Bubbles was composed as part of Left Coast's Pathways Program for student composers. Musicians: Anna Presler, violin Phyllis Kamrin, viola Leighton Fong, cello Michel Taddei, double bass Andrew Friedman, clarinet Stacey Pelinka, flute Matilda Hofman, conductor Program: Pathways: Florence Price Piano Quintet, 31st Season (2023-2024) Audio and Video: Zach Miley https://www.leftcoastensemble.org