A lyrical duet in ternary form, An Elegy was composed in memory of friends who have unexpectedly passed. The piece balances sorrow with warmth, ultimately emphasizing the meaningfulness each person sustains in our memory of them. The beginning and ending sections, played slightly slower than the middle section, expresses the poignant and sharp sense of loss. The middle section, more joyful and confident, expresses the personality and relationship of the lives of those we lost, as they live on in our memory.