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Murray Boren, BYU School of Music composer in residence, was commissioned to write the piece in celebration of Zumsteg's return to the Provo campus. In addition to being fascinating and mysterious, the piece will hopefully spark introspection, Boren said. The most difficult aspect of composing the piece came in creating a structure that would keep interest, but not completely wear out the performer, Boren said. As an evening-length solo with 16 movements, the piece shows off music that most cellists cannot perform, Boren said. Zumsteg, an accomplished freelance musician and a graduate of BYU, has played in both the Utah and Chicago Symphonies.