Sir Charles V Stanford Mus Doc M a D C L
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K. > E. J. G. ; M. G. ; sempiternam patria laudem funere cumulantium.
This accounts for being often referred to as the In Memoriam Trio. The initials, M. G. , are also to be found again at the head of the In Memoriam Piano- forte Prelude, Op. 163, No. 22.
The first movement is based largely on a figure of 4 semiquavers followed by a dotted minim. It is not outwardly brilliant, but rather austere, and always thoughtful, the figure mentioned having almost a sinister significance as the movement p...roceeds.
The slow movement opens with an extended melody, and apart from one or two fortissimo out- bursts, is singularly calm in its poetical expressiveness.
The third and last movement brings the stirring Hibernian inarching spirit in this opening theme : — Opus 158 119 J iSiJc »rr*\ At r r* 1 r-r, »f^ [fiJiLlIlIlLlJ UNI -&£ri u > > m^m J^M * V P 4i EEE?3 ^B -& A new theme, proud and open-air in spirit, may also be traced to the composer's native land : — W
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
K. > E. J. G. ; M. G. ; sempiternam patria laudem funere cumulantium.
This accounts for being often referred to as the In Memoriam Trio. The initials, M. G. , are also to be found again at the head of the In Memoriam Piano- forte Prelude, Op. 163, No. 22.
The first movement is based largely on a figure of 4 semiquavers followed by a dotted minim. It is not outwardly brilliant, but rather austere, and always thoughtful, the figure mentioned having almost a sinister significance as the movement p...roceeds.
The slow movement opens with an extended melody, and apart from one or two fortissimo out- bursts, is singularly calm in its poetical expressiveness.
The third and last movement brings the stirring Hibernian inarching spirit in this opening theme : — Opus 158 119 J iSiJc »rr*\ At r r* 1 r-r, »f^ [fiJiLlIlIlLlJ UNI -&£ri u > > m^m J^M * V P 4i EEE?3 ^B -& A new theme, proud and open-air in spirit, may also be traced to the composer's native land : — W
What to read after Sir Charles V Stanford Mus Doc M a D C L?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fielder Porte to read online
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