You Never Know

Frederic Glesser (*1956)
You Never Know
for mandolin and guitar

level of difficulty: moderately difficult

"At the beginning of September 2001 my only brother
died after a serious illness. The next morning, 11. September 2001, the attack of the terrorists took place. It was a very difficult week!
More than a year passed before my feelings made me calm again. When I started to write this piece, I learned of the sudden death of my old school friend’s wife. But You Never Know should not only be reminiscent of these events and express gloomy experiences, but also the processing of these experiences. You Never Know should be a happy composition, bright and full of positive expectations for the future." (Frederic Glesser)