This exciting work for six horns won the 1972 Nicola De Lorenza competition.
Midday Music Robert Dickow
$18.00
Description
Midday Music
Robert Dickow
This exciting work for six horns won the 1972 Nicola De Lorenza competition. Midday Music explores the horn section as a valid artistic chamber medium. A challenging and beautiful work – a delight to hear. It is mostly allegro with changing meter from 6/8 to 9/8, 3/4 to 2/4. The harmony can be described as extended tonality with chromatic passages. “Queen City Brass Publications should be commended for publishing this elegantly engraved edition… ” (THE HORN CALL) Score and parts included.
Features
• Advanced
• Duration 12 minutes
Additional information
| Weight | 8 oz |
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Queen City Brass Publications (Manduca Music) should be commended for publishing this elegantly engraved edition…” The Horn Call Magazine