Despite its name, the Gavotta Barocca is actually
written in the classical style. The piece probably
dates from the late 1920s to early 1930s.
Unfortunately, I inherited the manuscript in four
separate parts (in pencil) and without a full score. I
know that some of my father's scores were lost and/or
damaged irreparably, and the full score was almost
surely among the casualties. Happily, the parts are
easy enough that the ensemble should present few
challenges, even lacking the composit...(+)
Despite its name, the Gavotta Barocca is actually
written in the classical style. The piece probably
dates from the late 1920s to early 1930s.
Unfortunately, I inherited the manuscript in four
separate parts (in pencil) and without a full score. I
know that some of my father's scores were lost and/or
damaged irreparably, and the full score was almost
surely among the casualties. Happily, the parts are
easy enough that the ensemble should present few
challenges, even lacking the composite.