Abitahántaꞌ for solo violin and narrator
By Jerod Impichcha̱achaahaꞌ Tate. Solo part. Duration: 7 min.
Commissioned by Katie Lansdale; Premiered 2021
PROGRAM NOTE
Like many stories from around the world, Chickasaw people have ancient legends that teach lessons about life, relationships and, of course, humility! The story of Abitahánta’ is one such legend. This arrangement for solo violin and narrator is meant to entertain children and parents alike. The beginning violin overture is a lively transcription of an old Warrior Dance Song, which is the basis for all the musical material in this work.
— Jerod Impichcha̱achaahaꞌ Tate
More information
| Composer | Jerod Tate |
|---|---|
| Ensemble Type | Chamber |
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