The second movement of its spin-off orchestral suite is a nocturne highlighting the protagonist's loneliness as she is ignored by potential suitors, who are waiting for the city girls to arrive.
The second movement of its spin-off orchestral suite is a nocturne highlighting the protagonist's loneliness as she is ignored by potential suitors, who are waiting for the city girls to arrive. At first she is alone during the "Saturday Night Waltz," but after leaving briefly to put on a dress and ribbons, she upstages the daughter of Burnt Ranch's owner by winning the attention of her beau. However, during the closing barn dance that quotes the folk tunes "Bonaparte's Retreat" and "McLeod's Reel," she takes the Champion Roper as her partner instead. FTP, name this Aaron Copland ballet remembered for its "Hoedown."
The second movement of its spin-off orchestral suite is a nocturne highlighting the protagonist's loneliness as she is ignored by potential suitors, who are waiting for the city girls to arrive.
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