Sheet Music: ScoreThe salon : comic opera in one act / Justin McKay.by Justin McKay (2009)
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The Salon was written in December of 2009, a few months after the premiere of my first opera, Alice in Wonderland. The plot was suggested by Dr Ying Yeh and represents a day in the life of a hair salon, with characters going about their daily business. The Salon is utterly different to Alice in Wonderland. The former is comprised chiefly of ensembles and contains only two arias, the latter contains much solo singing and comparatively few ensembles.
Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 facsimile score (80p. -- A4 (portrait))
Difficulty: Advanced — Written for University students
Duration: 36 mins
This piece is written as one continous scene, however it contains several stand-alone pieces: m. 250 Raphael's aria; m. 335 the love duet; m. 382 Sherry and Rhonda's duet; m. 591 quartet; m. 653 bridal scene; m. 680 Elizabeth's waltz; m. 860 the 'coffee fugue' finale.
First performance by Ying Yeh, Justin McKay — 22 Apr 09. Rowland-Taylor Recital Hall, CSU, Chico, California, USA
Typeset edition.
ISMN: 979-0-720117-11-9
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