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Symphony No.9, Op.140
Category | | Orchestral > Symphonies |
Composed | | 2016 |
Duration (approx) | | 25 minutes |
Parts | | 2 flutes (II=piccolo), 2 oboes (II = cor anglais), 2 clarinets (II= bass clarinet), 2 bassoons (II = contrabassoon), 4 horns in F, 2 trumpets in C, 3 trombones, timpani, percussion (1 player: side down, 3 suspended cymbals, triangle), harp, strings
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Related Works | | A June Song, Op.140a | Recording(s) | | Symphony No.9 – Part of the 21st Century Symphony Project | Publisher | | Faber Music | First performance | | 9 May 2018 | Venue | | St George’s Church, Great George Street, Bristol | Orchestra / Ensemble | | English Symphony Orchestra | Conductor | | Kenneth Woods | Review | | Richard Bratby, The Spectator | | | The audience at St George's Bristol - where Kenneth Woods conducted the world premiere with the English Symphony Orchestra - actually cheered, and Matthews's habit of writing recognisable melodies might have helped there. One tune (and that really is the word) in the fourth movement was so unabashedly cheerful that I found myself thinking: he'll never get away with this
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