Three pieces of this type constitute the opus 6 of Charles Griffes.
Three pieces of this type constitute the opus 6 of Charles Griffes. One of these by Aaron Copland is a piano work which was written with the twelve- tone method during the 1950s, while Philip Glass wrote one which is a "concerto" for two timpanists and orchestra. Another piece of this type consists of four movements, including "The Dusty Miller" and "Auld Rob Morris," each of which was inspired by a folksong. That piece is the opus 46 of Max Bruch, and is known as the "Scottish" one. FTP, identify this musical genre, several of which were written by Fréderic Chopin including a C-sharp minor one which was an "impromptu."
Three pieces of this type constitute the opus 6 of Charles Griffes.
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