AU QUAI (OK) FOR BASSOON & VIOLA

AU QUAI (OK) FOR BASSOON & VIOLAWritten for the London Sinfonietta for Oliver Knussen's 50th birthday, and first performed by members of that ensemble in 2000 at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London. Recorded by Peter Kolkay, bassoon, and Maureen Gallagher, viola, on Bridge Records. The composer states: The title of this piece was suggested by Arnold Schoenberg's short story 'To the Wharfs'in which he describes the mounting anxiety of the members of a French f ishing village as the boats

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This arrangement may also be used as a feature for flugelhorn or tenor sax

An important part of this edition is the extensive preface

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Artist Composer Gary Schocker Publisher Falls House Press Series Pages 24(07) Language Instrument 2 Flutes Category Woodwind SubCategory1 Ensembles SubCategory2 Medium Softcover ISBN13 9781491106136 ISBN13 1491106131 Dimensions 305x229

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The work for oboe and organ was premiered in Kronach

This book contains the piano accompaniments for Viola Time Runners