Cassation for Wind Octet

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Score and Parts including 2 Ob, 2 Cl in Bflat, 2 Hn in F, 2 Bn. Additional alternative parts are available to download if required: A third clarinet part that can replace the Horn 1 part and a third bassoon part that doubles the Horn 2 part. Cassation was written in 1960 for players at the Tonbridge Music Centre. Cassation is an 18th century term, referring to a suite of several movements, like a Serenade or a Divertimento, which is suitable for outdoor performance. Mary Chandler’s Cassation is scored for wind octet (2 each of oboes, clarinets, horns and bassoons) and has five short movements. It is conventional in shape if not quite in texture and there is an element of pastiche about it, especially in the Valse and the Gigue. YouTube clips of Worleston Music School professional autumn concert series, Conductor Tim Reynish 1. Preamble: https://youtu.be/AxKALRUPCjg?si=1H0Pe4gdwQ5qV9Cr 3. Valse: https://youtu.be/zY6Tsc0TQmc?si=ipP8_3ud0jqUz2zv 4. Sarabande: https://youtu.be/pSCgNahf5Kw?si=4vdXqlsX96fniiAT 5. Gigue: https://youtu.be/vXAV5qL0tHQ?si=TA29Q35-i4USt_kA

Item Details

Category: Music for Larger Wind Group
Publisher: Clifton Edition
Publisher's reference: C594
Our Stock Code: 1697216
Media Type: Paperback