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Bottje,Will Gay (1925-)
Sex  Male
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Quintet for clarinet bassoon French horn violin string bass
Written  1983
Duration  12:30
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Publisher  American Music Center
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Levin,Rami Y. (1954-)
Sex  Female
Comments  levin@lfc.edu, Lake Forest College, Department of Music, 555 N. Sheridan Road, Lake Forest, Illinois
Unchartered Waters
Written  1992
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Publisher  Risq
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Strauss,Richard (1864-1949)
Sex  Male
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Till Eulenspiegel einmal anders
Till Eulenspiegel (another way)
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Duration  8:00-10:00
Comments  Hasenohrl, whose name can be translated as "Bunny-Ears," also went by that pseudonym. He was an Austrian composer who lived from 1885 to 1970. Though his works are rarely performed, he was a prolific composer, producing symphonies, concerti, chamber music, Keyboard, vocal, and choral music. He spent most of his professional career as a professor of music at the University of Vienna. His transcription of Strauss's Tone Poem can be viewed as "a joke on a joke," requiring great skill and ingenuity; reducing Strauss's mammoth orchestra to an ensemble of five! Sixteen first and sixteen second violins have been reduced to a single violin. The double-bass is used as a substitute for the percussion section. The musical content has been somewhat condensed, while retaining the sweep and flow of the original. The work was published in 1954 and first performed by members of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
Publisher  Peters
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Comments  Arranged by Franz Hasenöhrl

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