The Dance and the Feast

Transporting listeners to the grandeur of the Renaissance, The Dance and the Feast is a vibrant, dance-like piece composed in the Dorian mode, a scale associated with medieval and early Renaissance music. The piece evokes the splendor of a royal court, where noblemen, courtiers, and peasants gather for a lavish banquet followed by a communal dance. The Dance and the Feast celebrates community, festivity, and the universality of music as a unifying force, inviting the audience to revel in the merriment of a bygone era.