On a surface level, Gargoyles are these quirky-looking stone creatures that serve no architectural purpose, other than to sometimes function as water spouts to protect the buildings they reside on from damage. When I was writing Gargoyles, however, I imagined these creatures coming to life after twilight, gliding on the wind toward adventure, only to return to their post and transform back into stone as the sun rose, as I had seen in the 1990's cartoon of the same name. I was also picturing them guarding an old castle or cathedral, much like the infamous Notre Dame. Additionally, I was inspired by elements from medieval church music, and the composers Gesualdo and Gabrielli. Bonus points if you can perform this piece in a Gothic stone building adorned with gorgeous stained glass, great acoustics, and steeped in history that goes back at least a few hundred years.
Composed by Samantha Hogan and conducted by Peter Dysart.
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