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SYMPHONY NO.1: III. Schrezo with Salon Waltzes
MP3 (4.76 Mo) : (by Lein, Edward)8x⬇ 7x
SYMPHONY NO.1: II. Meditation (Elegy)
MP3 (3.61 Mo) : (by Lein, Edward)6x⬇ 8xVidéo :
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| Composer : Publisher : | Lein, Edward (1955 - ) | ||||
| Instrumentation : | Symphonic Orchestra | ||||
| Style : | Contemporary | ||||
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| Copyright : | Copyright © Edward Lein | ||||
| Added by edwardlein, 24 Mar 2022 Composed in May 1998 and at first called simply "Divertimento," Edward Lein's Symphony no. 1 was designed as four-movement orchestral work akin to the light-hearted instrumental suites of the 18th Century. The movements emulate formal patterns perfected by Haydn and Mozart, and the harmonic fabric is essentially diatonic – straightforward and easygoing. And, like those rococo entertainments, it incorporates elements of folk and contemporary popular music as a natural part of the musical discourse, foregoing irony and parody. For a detailed description, please visit leinmachine.blogspot.com/p/program-notes-i.html#LEIN Erratum: In IV.Rondo, mm.208-216 "Tpt.1" should be "Clar.1 or Tenor Sax." Source / Web : | EDWARD LEIN composer: Symphony No. 1 "Divertimento" | | |||
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