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ALPHA
Composer:
Elias Tanenbaum
Scoring:
chorus,soloists,orch:fl/pic/alfl,cl,alsax,tpt, tbn,pf,2perc,str(qnt or orch),tape
Year Authored:
1982
Duration (min):
60
Alternate Title:
ALPHA
Text Source/Author:
Text:Composer:OK
Instruments
clarinet
trumpet
trombone
piano
Genre/Theme
prerecorded audio
An opera to be performed by children
Comments:
Children's Opera
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