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This is the piano solo version of the theme I composed as incidental music for a theatrical performance of Romeo and Juliet my senior year at Millikin University. This lovely melody was inspired by the words "Romeo, oh, Romeo! Wherefore art thou "Romeo?" On this one, I intentionally used the major 6th opening interval from a number of John Williams' love themes, and used chord progressions inspired by Stephen Foster.Track available for purchase, performed by Carlos Márquez, at BandCamp: https://breur.bandcamp.com/track/romeo-and-julietDURATION: 2m10s
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