Sir Michael Tippett's Symphony in B flat

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Re: Sir Michael Tippett's Symphony in B flat

« on: November 27, 2016, 05:08:38 pm »

Tippett's not the only English composer to have written an early and unnumbered Symphony in B flat. Another who did so around a quarter century after Tippett's was much later to write a tribute to Tippett for his 80th birthday in the form of a short work for string quartet.

Guess who!


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