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Sheet Music: Score & Part(s)Dryad's Dance : for violin and piano / Miriam Hyde.by Miriam Hyde (1936)
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This piece was composed at the request of Arved Kurtz, a
violinist on the staff of the Elder Conservatorium in Adelaide,
shortly after the composer returned from studies in
London. The first performance was given by Kurtz in the Adelaide
Town Hall on 3rd June 1936.
Miriam Hyde adapted Dryad's Dance for flute in 1957.
Composer's Note:
A dryad, mentioned in English poetry, is a mythical being, a
nymph inhabiting trees. There is an element of fantasy about this
piece, with lively semiquaver movement for the solo instrument,
while the accompaniment features off-beat chords and piquant
staccato quavers, though occasionally imitating the initial
semiquaver theme
Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 facsimile score 6p. -- A4 (portrait)) and 1 part (2p. -- A4 (portrait))
Difficulty: Medium — AMEB Grade 7.
Duration: 2 min.
First performance by Arved Kurtz — 3 Jun 36. Town Hall, Adelaide
Includes performance notes by Philippa Paige.
Previously published in: 'Australian violin music : concert pieces / edited by Philippa Paige, violin, with David Bollard, piano'.
Written at the request of Arved Kurtz, Professor of Violin, Elder Conservatorium, Adelaide.
Typeset edition.
This edition produced 1997.
Related products
This work is also available in the following products:
Score & Part [ePDF]: Dryad's Dance : for violin and piano [eScore] / Miriam Hyde.
Score & Part: Australian violin music : concert pieces / edited by Philippa Paige, violin, with David Bollard, piano.
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CD: The Australian album / Asmira Woodward-Page, violin, Scott Davie, piano.
This work also exists as the following versions:
- Flute with piano
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