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The great emu war : for recorder quartet and optional percussion / Benjamin Thorn.

by Benjamin Thorn

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  • Instrumentation: Soprano recorder (What about tabouleh, and The great emu war only), alto recorder, tenor recorder, bass recorder, optional percussion (Chasing, and What about tabouleh only).

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    Performance by Fortune Recorder Quartet from the CD Frogs

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Product details

Pages: 1 score (34p. -- A4 (portrait))

Difficulty: Advanced

Contents note:

1. Chasing -- 2. What about tabouleh? -- 3. The great emu war.

Includes biographical note on composer, and programme and performance notes.

Original dates of composition: Chasing (1985), What about tabouleh? (1996), The great emu war (1997).

The original version of 'What about tabouleh?' was commissioned by Robyn Mellor for performance at the New Zealand Recorder Week 1996, with the assistance of the ACT Government through its Cultural Council. 'The great emu war' was commissioned for the quartet 'Fortune'.

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