At the Apartment on Broughton Street
from Scratches of the Wind by Mark Takeshi McGregor
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Now residing in New York, the Canadian-American composer Chris Kovarik wrote At the Apartment on Broughton Street in 2012, while she was living in Vancouver. The mercurial nature of this piece (along with the subtitle “In memoriam M.L.”) suggests a complex narrative, which is expounded on by the composer: “This piece was written to honour, in some small way, a person of great significance in my life. We met while she was in remission, had a glorious, silly, fun, and open and honest relationship. Then she had a relapse and died. The piece attempts to find some sort of meaning in the random senseless meaninglessness of existence: the joy, the sorrow, and the ever present shadow of death.”
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released November 3, 2021
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