A clarinet duet opens its jazzy sixth and last movement, an "Epilogue" that the composer edited in 1965 to include a piano role.
A clarinet duet opens its jazzy sixth and last movement, an "Epilogue" that the composer edited in 1965 to include a piano role. The movements that precede its epilogue in Part II are called "The Masque" and "The Dirge," the latter of which was written while its composer was in Israel. This symphony's first part begins with a Prologue that introduces Quant, Malin, Rosetta, and Emble, then proceeds with the movements entitled "The Seven Ages" and "The Seven Stages," both titles of acts in the poem on which it is based. FTP, name this symphony of Leonard Bernstein modeled after a long poem by W.H. Auden.
A clarinet duet opens its jazzy sixth and last movement, an "Epilogue" that the composer edited in 1965 to include a piano role.
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