By Peter Sculthorpe. Free Night Pieces (I. Night)Peter Sculthorpe for Night Pieces (Ii. £ Availability: Item available Worldwide. ISBN() The music of these pieces is concerned with 'transformations of similar harmonic and motivic structures.' (PeterSculthorpe,). Quantity. Snow, Moon and Flowers is dedicated to Michael Hannan, Night to Anne Boyd and Stars to Peter Kenny. Arranged for Solo Piano. Piano Book. Buy Now. Arrangement format: Piano Solo. During the s Peter Sculthorpe became deeply engaged with Japanese culture and these three exquisite pieces from – entitled ‘Snow Moon and Flowers’, ‘Night’, and ‘Stars’ – were the result. It is related to the other pieces in its gong-like punctuation and its harmonic usage. The music of these pieces is concerned with 'transformations of similar harmonic and motivic structures.' (Peter Sculthorpe,). The music of these pieces is concerned with 'transformations of similar I. Snow II. Moon III. Flowers IV. Night V. StarsView Sample. The Night Pieces were first performed at the Festival of Perth, for which they were written. The Night Pieces were first performed at the Festival of Perth, for which they were written. Snow, Moon And Flowers) Download and print in PDF or MIDI free sheet music of Night Pieces (II. Snow, Moon And Flowers) by Peter Sculthorpe sheet music Download PDF or print on Night Pieces (I. ‘The concept is concerned with Night, on the other hand, is a free transcription of a part of my orchestral work Sun Music I (). Night) by Peter Sculthorpe arranged by Mateo Di Night Pieces (Piano Solo) Download. Peter Sculthorpe Duration: cminutes Downloads: pdf. Score/Parts English. Peter Sculthorpe. The opening movement (really three pieces in one) is based on the notion of setsugekka. The opening movement (really three pieces in one) is based on the notion of setsugekka Start a day free trial. Arranged for Solo Piano The Night Pieces were first performed at the Festival of Perth, for which they were written. During the s Peter Sculthorpe became deeply engaged with Japanese culture and these three exquisite pieces from – entitled ‘Snow Moon and Flowers’, ‘Night’, and ‘Stars’ – were the result.