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Fugue
on the Notes of the Fourth Psalm
for string orchestra
string orchestra
Edition: Performance material
Series:
Fugue
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Description
This composition, as well as the Romanza for two violins and two violas concertante and strings, is based on themes taken from my setting of Psalm 4.
It may be performed on its own or in conjuction with the Romanza.
When the two works are performed together, I have found it more satisfying to perform the Romanza after the Fugue.
Alexander Goehr.
It may be performed on its own or in conjuction with the Romanza.
When the two works are performed together, I have found it more satisfying to perform the Romanza after the Fugue.
Alexander Goehr.
More Information
Title:
Fugue
on the Notes of the Fourth Psalm
for string orchestra
Edition:
Performance material
Publisher/Label:
Schott Music
Year of composition:
1976
Opus:
op. 38b
Duration:
16 ′
World Premiere:
July 8, 1976 · London (UK)
City of London Festival
Conductor: Alexander Goehr · English Chamber Orchestra
City of London Festival
Conductor: Alexander Goehr · English Chamber Orchestra
Commissioned work :
Commissioned by the City of Arts Trust for the 1976 City of London Festival
Series:
Technical Details
Media Type:
Hire/performance material
Product number:
LSL 1840-01
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