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Viola Concerto - Facsimile Score by Thea Musgrave, 1973 Space Play. A concerto for nine instruments. [Score.] by Thea Musgrave, 1975 Serenade. For flute, clarinet, harp, violin and cello. Miniature Score. by Thea Musgrave, 1962 Clarinet Concerto. (Facsimile study score) by Thea Musgrave, 1969 Concerto for Orchestra. (Facsimile study score.) by Thea Musgrave, 1968 Sir Patrick Spens. A ballad for tenor and guitar by Thea Musgrave, 1976 Mary, Queen of Scots: An Opera in Three Acts by Thea Musgrave, 1976-01-01 Thea Musgrave: With Vincent Plush, Santa Barbara, California, May 12, 1983 (American music series) by Thea Musgrave, 1983 Impromptu No. 2. For flute, oboe and clarinet. [A facsimile of the composer's autograph. Score.] by Thea Musgrave, 1974 The voice of Ariadne: Chamber opera in three acts by Thea Musgrave, 1974 Sonata for Three. For flute, violin and guitar. (Set of Parts) by Thea Musgrave, 1979 [Cantata for a Summer's Day.] Song of the Burn ... Words by Maurice Lindsay, etc. < S.A.T.B. > Lallans & Eng (Musica) by Thea Musgrave, 1964 O caro m'e (Musical Times. 1630) by Thea Musgrave, 1978 Impromptu No. 2. For flute, oboe and clarinet. [A facsimile of the composer's autograph.] < Parts. > by Thea Musgrave, 1975

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21. Musgrave, Thea
    Musgrave, Thea (b. May 27, 1928, Barnton, Edinburgh, Scot.), British composer, best known for her concertos, operas, and choral and other vocal works.  
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    Extractions: Britannica CD Index Articles Dictionary Help (b. May 27, 1928, Barnton, Edinburgh, Scot.), British composer, best known for her concertos, operas, and choral and other vocal works. Musgrave studied for three years at the University of Edinburgh, taking premedical courses in preparation for a career in medicine; at the same time, however, she took basic courses in music at the university and eventually received a Bachelor of Music degree (1950). From 1950 to 1954 she studied in Paris, chiefly under Nadia Boulanger. In 1953 her first commission, Suite o' Bairnsangs (for voice and piano), was performed in Braemar, Scot., followed the next year by a Scottish BBC performance of Cantata for a Summer's Day. These and other early works were chiefly diatonic and suggestive of Scottish or medieval themes. Soon she turned to chromaticism and, later, serialism, producing a Piano Sonata (1956), a String Quartet (1958), and other chamber works. In the 1960s she continued to compose chamber works and vocal pieces but also turned to larger works, culminating in the three-act opera The Decision (first performed 1967), a drama on the ordeal of an entrapped miner, told in abstract instrumental terms. From then on, she wrote mainly on commission, staging a variety of operas (

22. University Of Huddersfield : Concertos (1971)
    Concertos (1971) authors Musgrave, Thea, 1928subjects Music by women composers Scores; Concertos (Horn) Scores. publishers J. W. Chester,  
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23. Musgrave, Thea - Encyclopedia Britannica - On History
    Full Name Thea Musgrave. Nationality British Activity British composer. Born 2705-1928  
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24. The Classical Buffet » Musgrave, Thea
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26. Thea Musgrave - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Musgrave, Thea Alternative names Short description Date of birth Place of birth Date of death Place of death  
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    Extractions: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Thea Musgrave (b. 27 May 1928) is a Scottish composer of opera and classical music Works Born in Barnton, Edinburgh , Thea Musgrave studied at the University of Edinburgh and in Paris as a pupil of Nadia Boulanger . In 1970 she became Guest Professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, a position which confirmed her increasing involvement with the musical life of the United States, where she has lived since 1972. She has received the Koussevitsky Award (1974) as well as two Guggenheim Fellowships (1974/5 and 1982/3). From 1987 to 2002 she was Distinguished Professor at Queen’s College, City University of New York. She holds honorary degrees from Old Dominion University (Virginia), Glasgow University, Smith College and the New England Conservatoire in Boston. In 2002 she was awarded a CBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours List. Among Musgrave’s earlier orchestral works, the Concerto for Orchestra of 1967 and the Concerto for Horn of 1971 display the composer’s ongoing fascination with ‘dramatic-abstract’ musical ideas. More recent works continue the idea though sometimes in a more programmatic way: such as the oboe concerto Helios of 1994, in which the soloist represents the sun god. Another frequent source of inspiration is the visual arts -

27. Musgrave, Thea – Free Listening, Concerts, Stats, & Pictures At Last.fm
    Top tracks from Musgrave, Thea IMPROMPTU, On The Underground, Set 3 A Medieval Summer, For Chorus. People who like Musgrave, Thea also like Paul Hindemith, Darius Milhaud.  
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28. Musgrave,Thea
    Clarinet concerto Written 1967; Duration ; Comments Dedicated to Gervase de Peyer. A contemporary work involving glissando and other contemporary techniques.  
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29. Musgrave, Thea Morko The Mister Score And Parts At Musicroom.com - Sheet Music &
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30. Musgrave, Thea | NMC
    Born in Edinburgh in 1928, Thea Musgrave studied at the University of Edinburgh then in Paris, where she spent four years as a pupil of Nadia Boulanger, before establishing herself  
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    Extractions: Musgrave has consistently explored new means of projecting essentially dramatic situations in her music, frequently altering and extending the conventional boundaries of instrumental performance by physicalising their musical and dramatic impact. As she once put it, she wanted to explore dramatic musical forms: some works are dramatic-abstract, that is, without programmatic content (such as the Clarinet Concerto, Horn Concerto, Viola Concerto and Space Play ), while others project specific programmatic ideas (such as the paintings in The Seasons , the poems in Ring Out Wild Bells Journey through a Japanese Landscape Autumn Sonata and the famous Greek legends in Orfeo Narcissus Helios and Voices from the Ancient World ) - all extensions of concerto principles. Most recently, the large-scale work for the Boston Symphony Orchestra

31. Thea Musgrave
    Born 1928 Brief Biography With a list of works that includes ten operas and two ballets, Thea Musgrave is a composer whose creativity is based on a vivid dramatic instinct  
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32. Scran - Musgrave [Thea Musgrave (b. 1928)]
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34. Musgrave, Thea : CDs | Tutti.co.uk
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35. PHONE-SOFT INTERNET DIRECTORY INTERNATIONAL:MUSGRAVE, THEA
    The Story of Harriet Tubman by Thea Musgrave Review by Jeanne Shaffer of 1993 performance by the Mobile (Alabama) Opera written for the International Alliance for Women in Music.  
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    Extractions: TOP-LINK UP-LINK ADD URL SEARCH ... E-MAIL MUSGRAVE, THEA The Story of Harriet Tubman by Thea Musgrave - Review by Jeanne Shaffer of 1993 performance by the Mobile (Alabama) Opera written for the International Alliance for Women in Music. Thea Musgrave - Biography, notes, reviews, article, details of compositions. Thea Musgrave (1928 - ) by Francis Routh - Reprint of material from Contemporary British Music details compositional growth in idiom, style, and structure. Includes links. Thea Musgrave at ChesterNovello.com - Music publisher offers biography, photograph, works list, discography, performances, and purchase and hiring information. Thea Musgrave: Harriet, the Woman Called Moses - Opera America's Encore Magazine article with composer, librettist, description, premiere, publisher, length, musical forces, musical style, synopsis, original cast, other operas and selected reviews, recordings, and performance history. Thea Musgrave: Sim�n Bol�var - Opera America's Encore Magazine article with composer, librettist, description, premiere, publisher, length, musical forces, musical style, synopsis, original cast, other operas and selected reviews, recordings, and performance history.

36. MusicMoz - Composition: Composers: M: Musgrave, Thea: Links
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37. Musgrave, Thea (1928-) – Free Listening, Concerts, Stats, & Pictures At Last.f
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38. Thea Musgrave (British Composer) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
    Thea Musgrave (British composer), May 27, 1928Barnton, Edinburgh, Scot.Scottish composer best known for her dramatic concerti, operas, choral works, and chamber music.  
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39. Thea Musgrave
    Musgrave, Thea * 27. Mai 1928 in Barnton (Midlothian, bei Edinburgh) Komponistin und Dirigentin. B hnenwerk. A Tale for Thieves (nach Geoffrey Chaucers The Pardoner's Tale), Ballett 1  
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    Extractions: Komponistin und Dirigentin B�hnenwerk A Tale for Thieves (nach Geoffrey Chaucers The Pardoner's Tale ), Ballett 1 Akt (1953; 1954 Oswestry, Shropshire) The Abbot of Drimock (Maurice Lindsay), Kammeroper 3 Szenen (1955; 1958 London) Marko the Miser (Thea Musgrave und Frederic Samson nach A. N. Afanas'ev), Kinderoper (1962; 1963 Farnham, Surrey) The Devil and John Brown (Ken Taylor), Fernsehproduktion (1963) The Decision (Maurice Lindsay), Oper 3 Akte (1964/65; 1967 London) Beauty and the Beast (Colin Graham), Ballett 2 Akte (1968/69; 1969 London) The Voice of Ariadne (Amalia Elguera nach Henry James' The Last of the Valerii ), Kammeroper 3 Akte (1972/73; 1974 Aldeburgh, Maltings) Orfeo , Ballett f�r Solo-T�nzer, Fl�te und Streicher oder Zuspielband (1975; 1977 BBC TV) Mary, Queen of Scots (Thea Musgrave nach Amalia Elgueras Moray), Oper 3 Akte (1975-1977; 1977 Edinburgh) A Christmas Carol (Thea Musgrave nach Charles Dickens), Oper 2 Akte (1978/79; 1979 Norfolk/Virginia) The Last Twilight (David Herbert Lawrence), Theaterst�ck f�r Chor und Instrumente (1980 Santa Fe)

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