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composer: Hans Werner Henze

Premiere: 1. Deutschlandsberger Mohrentanz: 14. Oktober 1984 Deutschlandsberg · Dirigent: Hans Werner Henze · Orchester der Städtischen Musikschule Deutschlandsberg 2. Deutschlandsberger Mohrentanz: 19. Oktober 1985 Deutschlandsberg · Dirigent: Hans Werner Henze · Orchester der Städtischen Musikschule Deutschlandsberg
Instrumentation: 4 recorders, guitar, percussion, string quartet and string orchestra
Publisher: Schott Music
Duration: 10' 0''
Year of composition: 1984 - 1985
Edition: set of parts - 3 Descant Recorders, 3 Treble Recorders, 2 Tenor Recorders, 2 Bass Recorders, Violin I solo, Violin II solo, Viola solo, Cello solo, 4 Violins I, 4 Violins II, 2 Violas, 2 Cellos, 2 Double Basses, 5 Percussions, 3 Guitars
210 Pages - Saddle stitching
ISMN: 979-0-001-02491-4
Order number: CON 203-50

Price: 69,00 €

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Description:

Henze composed these dances, which can be scored for various instruments, for the orchestra of the conservatory of Deutschlandsberg (Austria). These compositions are based on an anonymous „Morissa“ (Spanish designation for a dance form probably introduced by crusaders) from the English Fitzwilliam Virginal Book.

Other editions:
CON 203 = Partitur
CON 203-60 = Streicher-Ergänzungsstimmen

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