Talk:Roland Dyens

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I heard that Libra Sonatina was written after Dyens was in a car accident. I think he was in a coma, or nearly lost the ability to play, or something, so the piece was written in light of that trauma. I believe John Dearman said this when he played a recital at Pasadena City College sometime in the last couple of years. The shock of the accident impelled him to new stylistic experimenting.

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