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Quince,
op.8 |
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String orchestra and piano |
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'Quince' is a battle between my favourite major third, G - B, and my favourite minor ninth, D - E flat. The third is quietly stubborn, while the ninth is more openly aggressive. The piece is in three sections. Commissioned by The London 20. |
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| 26.4.97 | St Cyprians, Glentworth
Street, London The London 20, conducted by Anthony Davie |
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