Add to ORKGRhapsody for Harp (1981) was premiered by Hye-Yun Chung in Baton Rouge on November 20, 1981, at the American Society of University Composers Region IV Convention. The piece is comprised of certain intervals which sometimes appear in rhythmically strict sections and sometimes in free cadence-like lines. The musical ideas of the beginning reappear at the close, giving the piece a loose ABA form. This piece is an arrangement of an earlier work, Composition for Flute, Harp and Percussion
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At the Village is the first movement of the composer’s Mountains of Epirus, transcribed for the abov...
Dance for Four Harps is a setting of traditional Greek dances and shares their modal quality and liv...
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