$95.00
“Aviv” is the Hebrew word for spring, and this 21st century tribute to Mozart is a lively and joyful piece. Written for a typical 18th century orchestra (pairs of flutes, oboes, bassoons, horns, and strings), Aviv is a deconstruction of a Mozart piano concerto, using all the usual elements, such as an orchestral ritornello, solo exposition, slow movement, and lively rondo, only to juxtapose them in unexpected ways.
Instrumentation: Solo Piano, Chamber Orchestra (2-2-0-2; 0-2-0-0; strings)
Duration: 20′
Composed: 2009
Published by: Distributed Composer
Performance materials available on rental only:
| Weight | 0.8891 lbs |
|---|---|
| Composer | Feigin, Joel |
| Instrumentation | Solo Piano, Chamber Orchestra (2-2-0-2; 0-2-0-0; strings) |
| Duration | 20 |
| Publication Type | Study Score |
| Format | |
| Duration Range | 15-20 |
| Publisher | Distributed Composer |
| Catalog | Subito Distribution |
