'Secure. Contain. Protect.' Mvt. 3 by James M David - Jeremy Wilson & David M Rodgers

PROGRAM NOTES:
The three movements of Jim David's "Secure. Contain. Protect." are inspired by stories from the SCP Foundation, a fictional extra-governmental organization dedicated to securing, containing, and protecting numerous paranormal entities. Created by a thriving online community of writers, each “SCP” is a form of short fiction that describes the physical and mysterious properties of the entity, typically in a dry, bureaucratic tone.

The first movement, SCP-682 “Hard-to-Destroy Reptile”, is a large, hyper-intelligent reptilian creature that can withstand and adapt to almost any force or environmental hazard. One of the oldest and most beloved SCP’s, it has become something of a mascot for the author community. The big lizard is given a raucous Latin dance that incorporates slide glissandi as well as reincorporating the previous movements’ themes into its sturdy frame.

[ariannasv]

I just imagine them as D class personnel being placed in the chamber for an experiment, and at the end of the song some scientists are clapping, then the D class get promptly stomped on by the lizard, who then adapts to reading minds as opposed to having to listen to physical sound waves ever again.

[АндрейМахнёв-йю]

Bravo! The trombone sounded very good. Thanks to.

[brillcrafter]

This is different to the previous movements and I like it

[TheMuse]

Honestly, a standard 3 movement sonata is not enough for me for this concept. I need a whole suite! It can be like a completely twisted Carnival of the Animals!

[jonalex_io]

this is outstanding! the arping harmonic progression in the middle gave me shivers🥶🙌😊

[iandolan_]

So good man, you sound amazing as always!

[bobcat]

Is this part of the SCP Foundation? I’m confused lol