Rondo - String Quartet
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BE5CFR
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(ca. 1906) - Score and Parts for String Quartet
Rondo, one of the early Webern works discovered by Hans Moldenhauer, is a romantic piece in one kaleidoscopic movement. This title is available as a set of score and parts together (previously the study score was available separately from the set of parts). First performed by the Philadelphia String Quartet on August 1, 1968, during the Fourth International Webern Festival at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. Rondo is classic of early 20th-century string chamber music.
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(ca. 1906) - Score and Parts for String Quartet
Rondo, one of the early Webern works discovered by Hans Moldenhauer, is a romantic piece in one kaleidoscopic movement. This title is available as a set of score and parts together (previously the study score was available separately from the set of parts). First performed by the Philadelphia String Quartet on August 1, 1968, during the Fourth International Webern Festival at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. Rondo is classic of early 20th-century string chamber music.
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Publisher: | Carl Fischer |
Composer: | von Webern |
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Arranger: | McKenzie |
Voicing: | String Quartet |
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Catalog: | BE5CFR |
Pages: | 0 |
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