"Snowscapes" for two pianos
*Price is in US Dollars
Duration: c. 4’05”
Snowscapes for two pianos depicts different winter scenes, such as a lone bare tree standing in the middle of a snow-covered field, fairy-tale-like cottages scattered on the slopes of snow-capped mountains, children building snowmen and having fun snowballing one another... The style is a mixture of Neo-Classical and New Age.
This piece was premiered by the composer and her twin sister, Shao Ying, on 11th September 2011 at the Singapore Management University.
Snowscapes can be found in my “Music Diaries” album, available on Apple Music, Amazon Music and Spotify.
*This cover has been designed using image by grmarc from Freepik.com.
*Price is in US Dollars
Duration: c. 4’05”
Snowscapes for two pianos depicts different winter scenes, such as a lone bare tree standing in the middle of a snow-covered field, fairy-tale-like cottages scattered on the slopes of snow-capped mountains, children building snowmen and having fun snowballing one another... The style is a mixture of Neo-Classical and New Age.
This piece was premiered by the composer and her twin sister, Shao Ying, on 11th September 2011 at the Singapore Management University.
Snowscapes can be found in my “Music Diaries” album, available on Apple Music, Amazon Music and Spotify.
*This cover has been designed using image by grmarc from Freepik.com.
*Price is in US Dollars
Duration: c. 4’05”
Snowscapes for two pianos depicts different winter scenes, such as a lone bare tree standing in the middle of a snow-covered field, fairy-tale-like cottages scattered on the slopes of snow-capped mountains, children building snowmen and having fun snowballing one another... The style is a mixture of Neo-Classical and New Age.
This piece was premiered by the composer and her twin sister, Shao Ying, on 11th September 2011 at the Singapore Management University.
Snowscapes can be found in my “Music Diaries” album, available on Apple Music, Amazon Music and Spotify.
*This cover has been designed using image by grmarc from Freepik.com.