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PAMPHLET * Piano solo *
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| Here, in Pamphlet are four musical ideas. In each case the idea doesn’t arrive intact; it presents itself as an accident, a series of marks in sound, a fragment of melody, a chord, an arc. The fragments and marks then have to be assembled so that we can hear what it is they belong to, where they come from. Composition (for Will Eaves) is as much about reconnection as it is about development. It’s like listening to a conversation through the wall: you’re pretty sure the subject is interesting, but the wall is in the way, so you have to infer things.
PLAYING SCORE
Composer: Will Eaves
Publication date: May 2026
Instruments: Piano solo
Format: Playing score
Duration: c.10'
Pages: v/17
ISMN: 979 0 708213 76 5
Code: HH660.SOL
Price: £12.00 more information
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SIX STRING TRIOS (SONATAS)
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Born in Greifswald, northern Germany, Frederick Nussen (1715/16–1779) blossomed as a composer in England, where for most of his adult life he worked as the estate manager of the music-loving Francis Greville, Lord Brooke, while also acting as a private music tutor to this nobleman and his family.
VIOLIN, VIOLA, VIOLONCELLO
Music example: 1 (pdf)
Music example: 2 (pdf)
Music example: 3 (pdf)
Music example: 4 (pdf)
Music example: 5 (pdf)
Music example: 6 (pdf)
By his own choice, Nussen did not participate in public concert life, but there was nothing amateurish about his music, which unfailingly reveals excellent musical training, abundant inventiveness and a talent for combining new stylistic traits with old ones. His six string trios, published in 1774, show how successfully he expanded his musical language near the end of his life to accommodate the stylistic and structural innovations of the classical style.
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ed. Michael Talbot
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Nocturne is included in the Grade 6 Piano syllabus of the ABRSM
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| Den lille danserinnen (‘The Little Ballerina’) evokes a charming, gracious, light-footed dancer, while Nocturne makes the piano sing in the romantic tradition. Both these delightful short pieces would be ideal encores!
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"I love these two little pieces, and I am sure many late intermediate players will enjoy them equally."Read Andrew Eales's review in Pianodao
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List of works published and in press |
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You can download the current catalogue (pdf) by clicking the cover on the right. |
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