Diane Berry : Persistent Insistence

This piece began with the idea of a repeated note that carries through an entire piece while everything else revolves around it, sometimes interacting, sometimes completely separate. The repeated A switches from being in the background, to being prominent and insistent. It is always there, relentless. The violin and the other piano part, at times, interact with each other, and sometimes they too are completely separate. In the end, all three just run out of energy.