The Redundancy of the Angelic: An Interluding Play

by Anna Heflin

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1.	Opening 01:19	buy track
2.	The Redundency of the Angelic 05:50	buy track
3.	Fell This Blonde 01:56	buy track
4.	As Above, So Below 12:33	buy track
5.	We Made It Out 01:38	buy track
6.	The World Goes On 00:29	buy track
7.	Closing 05:05	buy track

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There’s something that hooked me about webs. In the dry heat of the Los Angeles summertime, the spiders swell until you have to wave a broomstick around like mad just to avoid facetime. You see them one minute, glittering and dewy, and with the shift of a shadow, they glide into that invisible space. I love to sit and watch them build with the songbirds and crows as my soundtrack. Would you like to join?

The works are inspired by spiders, apocalyptic angels and my encounters in Los Angeles. The text and music are woven together and of equal importance in this Interluding Play, the first of its kind to my knowledge. The Santa Anas are blowing, the red tides glowing, Laguna is home to the Resurrection Stone and the 405 is (still) never the answer. Come on in.

I watched the birds every morning when I returned home to Pasadena from Brooklyn during the summer of 2020. The birds have very little musical material available, but they shuffle the little cells around enough to give the merciful illusion that there is change. Unless you listen for it, you’d never know that every day was sung to the same tune. Good morning. - AH

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released April 9, 2021

Special thanks to my teacher and mentor Eric Wubbels for his guidance and artistic support throughout the creation of this album.

Anna Heflin - composition, text, viola, narration
Shannon Reilly, violin
Emily Holden, violin
Nichole Fitch, album art
Recorded at Restoration Sound Recording Studio

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Anna Heflin New York, New York

Anna Heflin seeks to understand and explore music as voraciously as possible as a composer, writer and violist. She fosters a fascination in the relationship between music, text and how they continually influence each other. Heflin is from Pasadena (CA) and lives in NYC. ... more

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