Grahame Gordon Innes Symphony No 7 in C Major "Cosmos" opus 7

In one movement but four sections:
1: Schisms and Chaos
2: Substance and Coalescence (10:24)
3: Structure and Consolidation (15:15)
4: Serenity and Mysticism (21:59)
The symphony tells the story of the Universe, from Big Bang to eventual 'heat death'. Its pedigree lies in Astronomy rather than Sci-Fi, yet it does make a subtle nod in the direction of one particular Sci-Fi saga.
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It is recommended NOT to be holding anything breakable - no plates of food or drinks (particularly hot drinks) and no kettles or other containers with hot liquids. The work begins with The Big Bang - this is no joke, no stunt.
The work is scored for:
Piccolo
3 Flutes
3 Oboes
Cor Anglais
3 Clarinets
Bass Clarinet
3 Bassoons
Double Bassoon
8 French Horns
6 Trumpets
4 Tenor Trombones
2 Bass Trombones
2 Tubas
Timpani
Snare Drum
Bass Drum
Triangle
Cymbals
Gong
Tambourine
Glockenspiel
Xylophone
Vibraphone
Marimba
Celesta
Tubular Bells
Harp
Organ
Choir (SATB)
Violins I & II
Violins III & IV
Violas I & II
Cellos I & II
Double Basses I & II

[@PeterElla]

Grahame, you have created an ever evolving masterpiece, magnificent truly..

[@grahamegordoninnes263]

Wow, thank you, Peter and Ella! Most appreciated. Hugs from England.