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Letters from Paris
by Ned Rorem
Orchestration
1101-1110-timp+1-hp-pf-cel-str-chorus(SATB)
Duration
25 minutes
Year Composed
1966
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Movements & Players Table
Part Name | Instruments |
|---|---|
Flute | Piccolo |
Oboe | English Horn |
Alto Saxophone | Alto Saxophone |
Bassoon | Bassoon |
Horn | Horn |
Trumpet | Trumpet |
Trombone | Trombone |
Harp | Harp |
Piano | Piano |
Celesta | Celesta |
Harmonium | Harmonium |
Timpani | Timpani |
Percussion | Tenor Drum, Ratchet, Large Gong, Police Whistle, Chimes, Vibraphone, Castanet, Glockenspiel, Bass Drum, Triangle, Cymbals, Xylophone, Snare Drum, Anvil, and Bongos |
Violin 1 | Violin Section |
Violin 2 | Violin Section |
Viola | Viola Section |
Cello | Cello Section |
Double Bass | Bass Section |
Chorus: Soprano | Soprano (Voice) |
Chorus: Alto | Alto (Voice) |
Chorus: Tenor | Tenor (Voice) |
Chorus: Bass | Bass (Voice) |
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