The Hourglass Ben Crosland Sheet Music Guide

Do not try to put the hands together immediately. Practice the left-hand arpeggios until they are entirely muscle memory. Your left hand must run on autopilot so your brain can focus on shaping the melody.

The B section (relative major, C) introduces a cantabile melody in the left hand, while the right hand plays delicate, high-register chords like grains resting at the bottom. The return of A is marked più mosso (faster), suggesting the final rapid emptying of the hourglass. The coda concludes with a single, repeated A in three octaves – each strike a final grain falling. The Hourglass Ben Crosland Sheet Music

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The piece builds from a quiet, introspective beginning into a rich, resonant climax, demanding a wide dynamic range from the performer. Where to Find "The Hourglass" Ben Crosland Sheet Music The B section (relative major, C) introduces a

Some retailers carry printed single sheets or anthologies of contemporary piano music. Ask for “Ben Crosland – The Hourglass” by title.

As a key publisher of Crosland’s work, Faber Music often includes The Hourglass in collections such as Piano Mix or Ben Crosland: Solo Piano Collection .