Gershwin George - Gershwin Concerto In F - Piano Reduction *Anglo Music more akin to Debussy’s Syrinx

more akin to Debussy’s Syrinx and – because of the selected intervals and the piano part – to Lutosławski’s Orthodox Church Bells than to any other among Penderecki’s works

"Doing Time is expanding the training possibilites for flautists

Max Bruch's plaintive Romanze

which was made of this precious metal

Non troppo mosso

Gershwin George - Gershwin Concerto In F - Piano Reduction *Anglo Music more akin to Debussy’s SyrinxGershwins Concerto was premiered on December 3, 1925, in Carnegie Hall the epicentre of New Yorks classical music scene. It belongs to a group of self imposed experiments with which the composter sought to make inroads into serious music: I have only written three opuses so far The Blue Monday Opera, The Rhapsody in Blue and the Concerto. I have devoted much time to these works, but they are, of course, not my regular work. They are experiments