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Favourite Poets
Vocal and instrumental scores and parts on hire
978-0-19-335283-4
15 June 2006
Price: Available on request
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for soprano soloist, SATB, organ and instrumental ensemble
A setting in ten movements of texts by Walt Whitman, Edward Carpenter, Lewis Carroll, Matthias Claudius, William McGonagall, Arther Rumbaud, and Vladimir Smolenskii, covering such subjects as love, death, religion, the sun, and the moon. Forces or CategorySoprano solo, SATB, organ & ensembleDuration30 minutesDifficultyModerately difficult to
DifficultOrchestrationhp, 2 hn, timp, org, vln, 2 vla, 2 vc, db
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Michael Finnissy (b.1946) Michael Finnissy was born in Tulse Hill, London in 1946 and studied at the Royal College of Music. He later studied in Italy with Roman Vlad. He went on to create the music department of the London School of Contemporary Dance, and has been associated as composer with many notable British dance companies. He has also been musician in residence to the Victorian College of the Arts, the City of Caulfield in Australia, and the East London Late Starters Orchestra. In 1999 he was made Professor of Composition at the University of Southampton.
Finnissy has been featured composer at the Bath, Huddersfield and Almeida festivals, amongst others, and his works are widely performed and broadcast worldwide. Recordings are available on various labels, notably NMC and Metier; the latter has released a cycle of CDs to great critical acclaim.Michael Finnissy's website
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