Type of Document	Master's Thesis
Author	Hwang, Nick
Author's Email Address	nickthwang@gmail.com, nhwang1@lsu.edu
URN	etd-06052008-135410
Title	Night
Degree	Master of Music (M.M.)
Department	Music
Advisory Committee	Advisor Name Title Dinos Constantinides Committee Chair Allison McFarland Committee Member Stephen Beck Committee Member
Keywords	Orchestral Score
Date of Defense	2008-05-15
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract Night is a work in 2 movements, each depicting different aspects or qualities of night. Several instruments are given solo roles to depict the many parts of a night, from the wind, stars, moon, and the individual observing the night. The first movement, an introduction and prelude, brings forth elements of the overwork. These elements are later developed in the later movements. The second movement uses the solo clarinet as a character trying to escape an enveloping night. The dissonance and darkness seem overwhelming at points and pushing the clamorous clarinet to its extremes.
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