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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Listening to Britten – Etude for solo viola
Gresham’s Senior Prep (c) Evelyn Simak Etude for solo viola (18 February 1929, Britten aged 15) Dedication not known Duration 2’30” Audio and Notation The notation for the Etude, together with a recording made by Henrietta Hill, can be found … Continue reading
Posted in Chamber music, Listening to Britten, Solo instrument
Tagged Benjamin Britten, Etude, Gresham's, Matthew Jones
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Listening to Britten – Oh Take Those Lips Away
Belle Vue Park and Yarmouth Road area, Lowestoft, 1926 – image courtesy of the Britain From Above website Oh Take Those Lips Away – song for voice and piano (12 November 1926, Britten aged 12) Text William Shakespeare Language English … Continue reading
Posted in English, Listening to Britten, Songs, Uncategorized
Tagged Benjamin Britten, William Shakespeare
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Listening to Britten – Valse in B major
The church of St Peter, Lowestoft, in the early 1920s. Photo used courtesy of the Suffolk Churches website Valse in B major for violin and piano (4 October 1925, Britten aged 11) Dedication not known Duration 2’30” Background and Critical … Continue reading
Posted in Chamber music, Listening to Britten, Uncategorized
Tagged Benjamin Britten
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