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PROLOGUE, ARIA, & DANCE
PROLOGUE, ARIA, & DANCE
horn, str orch
A work for solo horn and string orchestra, in three continuous sections contained within a single movement. The brief prologue features widely spaced string sonorities and a declamatory horn part; the aria is more lyrical, with momentary references to the prologue; the dance is driving and rhythmic, with a good deal of syncopation. The music of the prologue makes another brief appearance before the rushing coda. Difficult - suitable for college, community, or professional orchestras.
Written under a MENC Composer Grant.
Movements: 1.0
Authored (or revised): 1961
First performance: 1962 - Strings and First Horn of Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, Lubbock, Texas
Historic material for this item is held at Special Collections in Performing Arts (SCPA) at the University of Maryland.
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ACA-ZUPR-054This item is listed as part of ACA's complete archival holdings, and may be available on request.

