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composer: Gerald Finzi
editor: Jeremy Dale Roberts
text writer: William Shakespeare

Suite op. 28b / Four Songs op. 28a, op. 28a + b

Instrumentation: small orchestra / Voice and small orchestra
Orchestra instrumentation: 1. Songs of Hiems and Ver (with optional introduction) 2. Songs for Moth: a)Riddle Song b)False Concolinel 1.1.2.1-1.1.0.0-timp-strings
Duration: 7' 0''
Edition: score - Register: high
Language: English
124 Pages - Ring/Spiral binding
ISMN: M-060-11675-9
Order number: BH 11675

Price: 70,95 €

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Description:

First publication in full score of the complete incidental music to Shakespeare's play, composed for a 1946 BBC radio production and later expanded into the Four Songs op. 28a and Suite for small orchestra op. 28b. Also includes fanfares and other music for stage use only, and a preface by Finzi expert Jeremy Dale Roberts. Performance notes by the composer state that 'for a stage production these short pieces are not intended as anything more than a patchwork to be unpicked, a quarry from which to dig ... it is for the producer to take or leave what he wants and to begin and end where he likes. Although the suite was written to be played as a whole, any of the movements can be played separately or the three soliloquies may be performed as a group.' A significant publishing event to mark the 50th anniversary in 2006 of the composer's death.

Content:

Suite for small orchestra, op. 28b: Introduction
Moth
Nocturne
The Hunt
Dance
Quodlibet
Soliloquy I
Soliloquy II
Soliloquy III
Finale
Four songs, op. 28a: Songs of Hiems and Ver: Song of Ver
Song of Hiems
Songs for Moth: Riddle Song
False Concolinei
Appendix I
Appendix II

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