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SYMPHONY NO.5
Dmitri Shostakovich
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MARCHE ÈCOSSAISE
Claude Debussy
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PRAELUDIUM
Armas Järnefelt
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CONCERTO IN F
George Gershwin
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JOTA
Manuel de Falla
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PERSISCHER MARSCH
Johann Strauss
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| Title | Concerto in F for Piano and Orchestra |
| Composer | Gershwin |
| Arranger | Jorge |
| Duration | 32:00 |
| Grade | 5 |
| CD | - |
| Series | Solo |
| Instrumentation | Piano and Symphonic Band |
| Number | BM797 |
| Price set (score+parts) | € 325,00 Add to cart |
| Price score | € 70,00 Add to cart |
| Info | Despite being very busy with three different Broadway musicals, Gershwin was able to complete the 'Concerto in F' for Piano and Orchestra in November, 1925. It was commissioned by the American conductor Walter Damrosch who conducted the premiere in Carnegie Hall later that year featuring the composer as the soloist. The 'Concerto in F' shows considerable development in Gershwin's compositional technique, particularly because he orchestrated the entire work himself. |
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