Sculthorpe: Night Pieces (Piano Solo)

Sculthorpe: Night Pieces (Piano Solo)During the 1960s Peter Sculthorpe became deeply engaged with Japanese culture and these three exquisite pieces from 1971 entitled Snow Moon and Flowers, Night, and Stars were the result. The opening movement (really three pieces in one) is based on the notion of setsugekka. The concept is concerned with metamorphosis, wrote Sculthorpe, moonlight, for instance may make snow of flowers, and flowers of snow; and the moon itself may be viewed as an

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Jim Dunlop glass slides provides a warm

Black printed display box

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exercises and teacher-student duets each element is progressively introduced

The Jean Dupres Violin was made in a small workshop setting from European spruce in the Aubert Lutherie in Mirecourt

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Composed by Jean-Jacques Naudot

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