Fading Flowers from Schroeder's Tantrum by Earl MacDonald
I was studying the biblical book of Ecclesiastes at the time this song was composed and it served as the source of inspiration. Ecclesiastes offers much food for thought with respect to how we choose to spend our (short) time on Earth. The study of this book really made me ponder the ultimate meaning of man's existence and has helped in shaping my life philosophy.
Tracklist
| 8. | Fading Flowers | 7:34 |
Credits
from Schroeder's Tantrum,
released October 13, 1997
Earl MacDonald, composer
Earl MacDonald, composer
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Described as “a magical, musical alchemist of hip hybrids,” Earl MacDonald continues the long, impactful tradition of political and social activism within the jazz arena. The pianist/composer serves as Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Connecticut. Visit earlmacdonald.com for more info.