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Burnham Wick, Op.73
| Category | | Orchestral > Other Orchestral Works |
| Composed | | 1997 |
| Duration (approx) | | 15 minutes |
| Parts | | Small orchestra: 1(=picc).1(=ca).1.1 - 1000 - perc(1): 6 crot/3 timp/3 tuned gong/2 conga/tamb/shaker/tam-t - harp - strings
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| Publisher | | Faber Music | | Commission | | Britten Sinfonia
| | First performance | | 10 March 1998 | | Venue | | Adrian Boult Hall, Birmingham | | Orchestra / Ensemble | | Britten Sinfonia | | Conductor | | Nicholas Cleobury | | Review | | Michael White, The Independent on Sunday, 28 February 1999 | | | | There was an attractive new piece by David Matthews, Burnham Wick, that developed the composer’s long preoccupation with translating landscape into sound. Written in memoriam to Michael Tippett [NB: dedication added in 1998], it observed the synthesis of the exotic and the pastoral in Tippett’s music, and those bounding, interrupted dance-figures that sometimes do but don’t take off into sustained flight.
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