Shuying Li

Slippery Slope is a three-movement work for wind ensemble. In the work there are several different levels or definitions of interpretation for the phrase "slippery slope." While the second movement, or the main movement, explores various relationships between two different musical personalities (one rigid and angular, the other lyrical and emotional), and constrains every possible growth from developing into a final climax until the very last moment, the third movement offers the audience straightforward and undisguised excitement with the partially humorous, partially passionate journey as it takes so much effort to arrive at the peak before slipping down the slope.

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