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Work Overview
Mirrabooka Mornings was composed as a dance for children. In my imagination, in opening section the children are all dancing together outside and enjoying themselves. Then they lose concentration, and drift off, distracted by the nature around them. Once again, they begin to play together, and the dance resumes!
Mirrabooka means 'under the Southern Cross' in Australian Aboriginal language.
Work Details
Year: 1990
Instrumentation: 2 violins, viola, cello; or string orchestra.
Duration: 4 min.
Difficulty: Medium — School string ensemble
First performance: by Quarternio String Quartet, Andrew Schellhorn — 1990. Eurythmy Room, Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School, Warranwood Vic
The composer notes:
This is a great work for school string groups. It introduces them to some simple syncopation with helpful repeated material. It suits school festivals
Performances of this work
1990: Eurythmy Room, Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School, Warranwood Vic. Featuring Quarternio String Quartet, Andrew Schellhorn.
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