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| Kenneth Leighton: Partita
For Cello And P. Op.35:
Cello: Instrumental Work
Violoncelle, Piano [Partition] - Intermédiaire/avancé
Novello & Co Ltd.
'This work was completed in 1959 and first performed during the following year b...(+)
'This work was completed in 1959 and first performed during the following year by Florence Hooton and the composer.The opening Elegy is an intense lyrical movement with two distinct themes and a final mysterious section in the manner of a slow march. This is followed by a brilliant and energetic Scherzo which is entirely dominated by the opening motive heard first on the Piano while the final movement Theme and Variations is more extended and carries the main emotional weight of the work. A bell-like theme constructed mainly of fourths is followed by variations which bear the titles - Allegro inquieto OSTINATO (a kind of passacaglia) March Appassionato Waltz and finallyCHORALE in this last variation the bell-like texture of the theme is developed and enhanced.'- © Kenneth Leighton
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| Kenneth Leighton: Elegy:
Cello: Instrumental Work
Violoncelle, Piano [Partition]
Alfred Lengnick
The Elegy for Cello and Piano was composed in 1949. It was originally conceived ...(+)
The Elegy for Cello and Piano was composed in 1949. It was originally conceived as the slow movement of a cello sonata which was never completed. It is a beautifully moving piece in its own rights that has – quite deservedly so – become popular with cellists.
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Concerto For Cello:
Cello: Instrumental Work
Violoncelle, Piano [Partition]
Novello & Co Ltd.
Cello with Piano Reduction.
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Alleluia Pascha Nostrum:
Cello: Instrumental Work
Violoncelle, Piano [Partition]
Novello & Co Ltd.
Meditations on Plainsong Melodies from the 12th Century Salsibury Chant for East...(+)
Meditations on Plainsong Melodies from the 12th Century Salsibury Chant for Easter Day. The work was commissioned by Raphael Wallfisch and Richard Markham. First performed in the Royal Exchange in Manchester in February 1982.
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