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DVORAK – Humoreske, Op.101 No.7 – ENSEMBLE OF 7 CELLOS and THREE DOUBLE BASSES

Other Identification:
Humoresque, Op. 101, No. 7 by Antonín Dvořák is a famous, moderately-to-play fun piece. Originally for solo piano (number 7 in a cycle of 8 pieces which was similarly called ‘Humoreskes’), it was written in 1894 at the end of Dvořák’s time in the United States – during a summer visit to Bohemia.

It is known for its memorable tune and contrasting sections. It has since been arranged for many other instruments in hundreds of ways!

Movements or sections: A miniature in ternary form (A-B-A), marked ‘Grazioso’

Instrumentation: ENSEMBLE OF SEVEN CELLOS (first cellist is the solo cellist) AND THREE DOUBLE-BASSES
Arranged by David Johnstone

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[1 – General Score
[2 – All individual parts

Approximate difficulty: MEDIUM
This might be very useful indeed of being rehearsed/performed by a larger lower strings Ensemble or Orchestra / and therefore, very suitable in the music class, music schools, summer courses, etc.

Dedicatee of this presentation (if applicable):
This arrangement is dedicated to the international soloist Alban Gerhardt

Links (Audio – Visual), and known performances given by:
First performance given by Alban Gerhardt and members of the Navarre Symphony Orchestra, at the Baluarte Hall, Pamplona (Spain)

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David Johnstone lives near Pamplona (Navarre, Spain) with his wife Rosa and their two “Spanglish” children, close to the Atlantic Pyrenees. The nearest international airport is Bilbao.

He is interested in world affairs, politics, animal rights, and most sports (including being a lifelong suffering Reading FC fan!). Also passionate about Celtic culture and genealogy, he has traced his ‘English’ family back to 1280, although Scotland and Ireland have also shaped his background. And yes — he is half-ashamed to admit it, he loves silly jokes!

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