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Rick Sowash is an American composer from Ohio. Currently, at 52 years old, he has been composing what most people would call "classical" music since his early teens. He has written over 165 works and had his Carnegie Hall debut in 2007. Sowash often compares his career to fellow American composer Charles Ives. Ives a nonacademic, wrote the majority of his music at his leisure while earning money through other means. Sowash's music, however, bears scant resemblance to Ives'. Listeners have likened his music to Beethoven, Sibelius and Vaughan Williams. Others have drawn comparisons to Barber, Thomson, Thompson, Copland, sometimes even Gershwin, Sousa and Billings. Sowash prides himself in taking an Americanist and regionalist approach to music composition; his compositions are tonal, accessible, melodic, and often pastoral. In addition to writing music, Sowash is a prolific author and public speaker. He is also one of a few composers to hold public office. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Trio No. 6 for clarinet, cello & piano: Goddess of the Moon: I. Prologue
642Lullabye for Kara (for cello & piano)
113Sunny Days For Vln, Clar. & Pno I. Moderato
104Daweswood Suite for vln, clar., cello, pno: II. The Blossom
95Convivial Suite For Vln & Cello II. Waltz
86Sunny Days For Vln, Clar. & Pno Ii. Allegretto
87Daweswood Suite for vln, clar., cello, pno: I. The Bud
88Piano Trio #1: Four Seasons In Bellville: II. Spring
89Piano Trio #1: Four Seasons In Bellville: I. Winter
810Piano Trio #3: Christmas Divertimento: IV. Allegro
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