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Harmelodic Configurations (on the tones CBDAAG)
VI. Elegy (Howard Hanson) / Grade 3 / ca. 2:30 / Reflectively q= 60
00:00 / 02:22
$70.00 (Scores are print only. Parts are available by print or pdf.)
Hanson Birthplace, Wahoo, NE. (Photo by Stephen Hill)
VI. Elegy: Thank you, Howard Hanson (1896-1981) (Reflectively)
The composer Howard Hanson, a native of Nebraska and the first Director of the Eastman School of Music, began teaching at age 19 at The College of the Pacific in San Jose, California.
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In the early 1970s, I discovered a copy of Song of Democracy in the piano bench of our family piano. Not being a piano player, I struggled through it trying to play the melodies and harmonies. It left a strong impression on me and I am fortunate to have been further exposed to the musical influence of Howard Hanson through my teacher Francis McBeth who was one of Hanson's students.
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