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performed by Sydney Symphony, Nathan Waks (cello), Richard Gill (conductor)
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Score
In memoriam : concerto for amplified cello and orchestra / by Matthew Hindson
Library shelf no. Q 784.274186/HIN 1 [Available for loan]
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Work Details
Year: 2000
Instrumentation: Piccolo, flute, 2 oboes (2nd doubling cor anglais), clarinet in B flat, bass clarinet, bassoon, contra-bassoon, 4 horns in F, 2 trumpets in C, 2 trombones, bass trombone, tuba, timpani, percussion (5 players), bass drum, harp, piano/celeste, solo amplified cello, strings.
Duration: 30 min.
Difficulty: Medium — Professional
Contents note: I. Lament (i. Introduction ; ii. Cadenza ; iii. Cor anglais solo ; iv. Lament) -- II. Celebration.
Dedication note: Dedicated to my cousins, Robert Hopkins and Hargret Davis.
Commission note: Commissioned by Sydney Symphony.. Commissioned for 2001 Sydney Symphony Meet the Music series.
First performance: by Nathan Waks, Sydney Symphony, Richard Gill — 4 Apr 01. Sydney Opera House Concert Hall, Australia.
Analysis
Program note: Matthew Hindso's "In Memoriam"
by Symphony Services
Book: Compositions by Matthew Hindson : volume I, introductory essay / Matthew Hindson.
Book: 2001 Philips Meet the Music Australian composition resource kit / Sydney Symphony.
Subjects
- In the form/style of: Concertos
Performances of this work
27 Mar 2016: at Four Winds: Sound Shell Sunday (Four Winds Sound Shell). Featuring Li-Wei Qin.
6 Apr 01: featuring Richard Gill, Nathan Waks, Sydney Symphony.
5 Apr 01: Sydney Opera House, Concert Hall. Featuring Richard Gill, Sydney Symphony, Nathan Waks.
4 Apr 01: Sydney Opera House Concert Hall, Australia.. Featuring Nathan Waks, Richard Gill, Sydney Symphony.
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