One work for this instrumentation is a "study on a Jewish theme" that incorporates quarter tones, Aaron Copland's Vitebsk.
One work for this instrumentation is a "study on a Jewish theme" that incorporates quarter tones, Aaron Copland's Vitebsk. The second movement of the one by Charles Ives is titled "TSIAJ," for "This Scherzo is a Joke," and the last movement of that piece, which quotes Ives's earlier song "The All- Enduring," culminates with a quotation of the hymn "Rock of Ages." "Pantoum" is the label given to the second movement of the one in A minor by Maurice Ravel, and Shostakovich's second, in E minor, was written in response to the death of Ivan Sollertinsky. The two most famous ones by Beethoven are known as the "Ghost" and the "Archduke." FTP, identify this type of chamber piece, written for cello, violin, and piano.
One work for this instrumentation is a "study on a Jewish theme" that incorporates quarter tones, Aaron Copland's Vitebsk.
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