Andrew Ball - Wolpe: Music for Any Instruments vinyl record cover

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Quartet For Trumpet, Tenor Saxophone, Piano And Percussion (1954): First Movement

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Quartet For Trumpet, Tenor Saxophone, Piano And Percussion (1954): Second Movement

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From Here On Farther (1969) For Violin, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet And Piano

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Music To Hamlet (1929) Slow Sentence For Flute, Clarinet And Cello

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Suite In The Hexachord (1936) For Oboe And Clarinet: First Sentence

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Suite In The Hexachord (1936) For Oboe And Clarinet: Second Sentence

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Suite In The Hexachord (1936) For Oboe And Clarinet: Third Sentence

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Suite In The Hexachord (1936) For Oboe And Clarinet: Fourth Sentence

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Seven Pieces For Three Pianos (1951)

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Music For Any Instruments (1949): Three Canons

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Music For Any Instruments (1949): The Spheres Of Fourth

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Music For Any Instruments (1949): Displaced Spaces


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Andrew Ball

Wolpe: Music for Any Instruments

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Contrasts, hard cuts and discrepancies: Stefan Wolpe's (1902-1972) chamber music offers the listener a stylistic variety that defies simple categorization. Featuring the versatile Ensemble Avance. All selections newly remastered.

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