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Preface Joseph Achron is one of those early 20th-century composers whose work draws on the tension between virtuoso instrumental tradition, modern musical language and cultural identity. As a student...

Based on: "Die Leiden des jungen Werther". (The Sorrows of Young Werther) Novel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1774) Libretto: Édouard Blau, Paul Milliet and Georges Hartmann Composed in 1886/87, prem...

Preface: It all began with Queen of Spades in 1887, when Modest Tchaikovsky set out to write an opera libretto based on Alexander Pushkin's famous 1833 novella for the rather insignificant composer an...

The birth of a favourite hymn Parry lived toward the end of the age of oratorios. Handel had begun the fashion for large-scale works for chorus, soloists and orchestra, usually on a biblical or religi...

First performance, July 12th 2025 at Holy Sepulchre Church, Holborn Viaduct - London Alastair Brookshaw, tenor members of London Orchestra da Camera James Pursey and Jon Bishop, guitars Daffyd Lewis,...

First performance, July 12th 2025 at Holy Sepulchre Church, Holborn Viaduct - London Alastair Brookshaw, tenor members of London Orchestra da Camera James Pursey and Jon Bishop, guitars Daffyd Lewis,...

The score is introduced with a scholarly preface (English and German) and the preface is available online for inspection. All this is made possible by a worldwide network of musicians, musicologists a...

Preface Hubert Parry did not attend a music college, unlike his colleague C. V Stanford, who studied at Leipzig. True, Parry had been the youngest graduate in music (at 18) from Oxford – a record that...

Preface Composed in the mid-1860s during one of many frustrating points in the young composer's life, Pytor Tchaikovsky's TH 38 (Overture in C minor), never performed during his lifetime, is a testame...

Preface "At Tordenskjold's in Holmen's Church," "From David's Psalm 103 (or 16)," "From David's Psalm 103," "Danish Pictures," "Danish Cities," "Fanfare Symphony," "Dannebrogklänge" - there were many...

Preface Granville Bantock was a composer caught between two musical cultures. The son of a prominent London surgeon, Bantock studied at the Royal Academy of Music while Tchaikovsky was still a rising...

Preface The Romanian composer George Enescu was the only surviving child of his parents, who had lost several children as stillbirths or through illness. His father, Costache Enescu, worked as an admi...

Preface The music of Joachim Raff' has enjoyed a small renaissance in the last 20 years. For a long time, the once-famous musician was almost forgotten. When Pyotr Tchaikovsky attended the Bayreuth Fe...

Preface Arnold Bax was born and brought up in London in a wealthy and cultivated family. Showing early showed talent in music, he studied at the Royal Academy in London and in Dresden, where he first...

Preface Willem Pijper was a Dutch composer, music journalist, and teacher who rose from a humble background to become a central figure of musical life in the Netherlands. Along with his contemporary M...

Preface Historians of American music have identified two New England Schools of music, though this terminology refers to historical movements, not formal arrangements. John Knowles Paine is considered...

Premiere 18 March 1910 in Vienna Musikverein, Tonkünstler Orchester; Franz Schreker, conductor First publication of the orchestral score The third movement was engraved, and the other movements remain...

ICB 19 (1888, rev. 1919) First edition published Margault [same imprint as Édition mutuelle], Paris, France, 1902 Orchestration solo piano with 2 flutes, piccolo, oboe, 2 B-flat clarinets, 2 bassoons,...