Vinny Fuerst: Symphony "No. 3"
This one movement work is an homage to the music of Franz Joseph Haydn - with a twist that he would have enjoyed. The "No. 3" in the title refers to the fact that all the melodic material in the piece derives from the nursery tune Three Blind Mice. The "Symphony" part of the title clues us in to the fact that this very familiar tune is given an full classical sonata-forn treatment, with exposition, "first theme", "second theme", development and recapitulation. Its a fun piece to play, to listen to, and to explore!
5-Part (2vln, va, vc, db)
Total Timing - ???
Key: D major
Alternate Key Available: NO
Score and Full Set of Parts [6,6, 4, 4, 2]
- $45; Extra Parts - $1 each
Catalog # 55136
Violin V part available: yes
Cello V part available: yes
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