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Johann Vanhal
Six Symphonies
Edited by Paul Bryan
C 17
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ISBN 0-89579-200-1 |
(1985) xxi+88 pp. |
$42.00 |
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ISBN 978-0-89579-200-6
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| C 17P |
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$40.00 |
C 18
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ISBN 0-89579-201-X |
(1985) 128 pp. |
$47.00 |
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ISBN 978-0-89579-201-3
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| C 18P |
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$49.00 |
Vanhal has long been acknowledged as one of the leading composers of symphonies
in the late 1760s and 1770s. His early style and some of the ways it evolved
may be observed in the six symphonies selected for these volumes. Saint-Foix,
who referred to Vanhal's "inspiration" as "often very curiously romantic,"
believed one of these works, the Symphony in D Minor, to have influenced
the young Mozart.
Music Sample (C17) Music
Sample (C18)
Contents
Part I (C 17)
Symphony in F Major (F3); Symphony in G Minor (g2); Symphony in D Minor
(d1)
Part II (C 18)
Symphony in A Major (A2); Symphony in E Minor (e2); Symphony in D Major
(D4)
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Parts
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Part I: ob. 1, 2; hn. 1, 2; hn. 3, 4; vn. 1; vn. 2; va.; bass
Part II: ob. 1, 2; hn. 1, 2; fl./vc. solo; tpt. 1, 2; timp; vn. 1; vn. 2; va.; bn./vc.; vc.; bass
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