Canfield: Concerto after Elgar for Viola and Orchestra (score/parts) Genre_Winds/Strings The play Henry VIII for

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Canfield: Concerto after Elgar for Viola and Orchestra (score/parts) Genre_Winds/Strings The play Henry VIII forCode: JP6054 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0676 7 Although cast in the traditional three movements, Concerto after Elgar contains little that is traditional in form in any of its movements, any more than is the case in Elgar's own concertos. Each movement in the work contains a sequence of slower and faster sections, and each begins with an orchestral introduction and ends with a quick flurry of notes. The second movement is essentially two movements conflated