A short opening drum solo prefaces the rotation of themes by bassoons in sixths, oboes in thirds, clarinets in sevenths, flutes in fifths, and muted trumpets in seconds that comprises the bulk of its second *movement, a scherzo called the "Game of Pairs.
A short opening drum solo prefaces the rotation of themes by bassoons in sixths, oboes in thirds, clarinets in sevenths, flutes in fifths, and muted trumpets in seconds that comprises the bulk of its second *movement, a scherzo called the "Game of Pairs." A mysterious string and wind passage backed by rippling harp flourishes opens its mournful third movement Elegia, also alluding back to its introductory Allegro Vivace movement, which features the flute as the first of many sections to be highlighted in a solo. A 1943 composition in five movements, this is, FTP, what wide-ranging concerto by Bela Bartok?
A short opening drum solo prefaces the rotation of themes by bassoons in sixths, oboes in thirds, clarinets in sevenths, flutes in fifths, and muted trumpets in seconds that comprises the bulk of its second *movement, a scherzo called the "Game of Pairs.
{Concerto for Orchestra} (accept “{Game of Pairs}” or “{Giuoco delle Coppie}” before the *, and prompt before its name mentioned)