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David Thornton and Adam Frey Collection - Two Part Invention, by Sparke

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Category: Euphonium
Artist: David Thornton and Adam Frey
Title: Two Part Invention, by Sparke

A performance from the International Euphonium & Tuba Festival 2014 held at Emory University, Atlanta during June 2014. The soloists are David Thornton & Adam Frey and Caryl Conger is the pianist.

Two Part Invention [Philip Sparke]
Two-Part Invention

Bob and Nick Childs asked the composer for a short piece for a concert in the autumn of 1989.

The work falls into two sections [requested by the soloists]. The first is a slow and dreamy arietta, in which both soloists present their own, contrasting tunes which later combine. A short flourish leads to an Allegro Vivo where the players get a chance to show of their virtuoso techniques.

[Taken from www.philipsparke.com]

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Two Part Invention, by Sparke

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