Name: HCC Symphony No 1 in A minor op.34 movt 1 "allegro ma non troppo" UPDATED by Bernard Crane in Helen C. Crane - Symphony no. 1 in A minor, op. 34
Duration: 12 min 39 s
Description: Surely, this music has not been heard in nearly one hundred years!; performed in her honor at the Mozarteum in Salzburg in February of 1923. Helen passed away in 1930. The composer of 2 symphonies, numerous symphonic suites and tone-poems; works for solo violin, solo cello, trios, quartets, Psalm 42 for chorus and orchestra, a multitude of works for piano (updated just prior to publication)

Helen C. Crane, who was a student of Philip Scharwenka at the Conservatory in Berlin, composed this symphony in 1909; it was subsequently performed in Europe and was featured in an all HCC concert at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, in February, 1928, less than two years before her death.

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Surely, this music has not been heard in nearly one hundred years!; performed in her honor at the Mozarteum in Salzburg in February of 1923. Helen passed away in 1930. The composer of 2 symphonies, numerous symphonic suites and tone-poems; works for solo violin, solo cello, trios, quartets, Psalm 42 for chorus and orchestra, a multitude of works for piano (updated just prior to publication)

HCC Symphony No 1 in  A minor op.34 movt 1 "allegro ma non troppo" UPDATED

midi realization of the second movement of her Symphony no. 1 in a minor, op. 34, composed c. 1910 performed at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria, Feb. 23, 1928; amazing tight harmonies, unusual chordal progressions undergirded by chromaticism; very melodic as well; ear-worm material

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an earworm for sure; chromatic melody, great counterpoint, kaleidoscopic orchestration; not to be missed; this is UPDATED

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