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Symphony # 5 op. 16

The legend of the mythical bird Phoenix is common to almost all cultures of the world. The Phoenix is a symbol for wisdom and patience, for incorruptible values and unbiased judgement. It watches the world
and its development with sharp eyes and a compassionate heart. What it sees causes it joy or sorrow, happiness or pain, but it does not engage in the business down below.

There is only one Phoenix at any given point in time;
at the end of its life - which lasts for several hundreds or even thousands of years - it builds a nest from fragrant woods, sets it ablaze and perishes in its

1. Prelude

Larghetto

3:30

2. Genesis

3. Interlude # 1

4. Innocence

5. Interlude # 2

6. Exploration & Exploitation

7. Interlude # 3

8. Industrialization & Destruction

9. Interlude # 4

10. Catharsis

Vivace

Adagio - poco piu mosso

Andante cantabile - Allegro

molto Allegro - quasi Adagio

Moderato assai

Larghetto

Ostinato marciando

Andante lamentoso

Moderato intenso

10:45

9:20

2:00

6:45

1:45

9:05

2:15

8:25

1:15

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Piccolo
2 Flutes
2 Oboes
2 Clarinets in A
   Bass Clarinet
2 Bassoons
Double Bassoon

4 Horns in F
2 Trumpets in B
2 Tenor Trombones
Bass Trombone

10 First Violins
10 Second Violins
8 Violas
8 Violoncelli
6 Double Basses

Harp
Timpani
Percussion

"The Song of the Phoenix" was written in
Bal Harbour and Titusville. The score was

completed on December 29, 2010

flames.

From the ashes, a new Phoenix arises, of the

same beauty and wisdom as the old one, to watch over a new era.