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Concerto Grosso
for string quartet and string orchestra
Steven L. Rosenhaus
Concerto Grosso was commissioned by, and is dedicated to, the Camerata Youth Orchestra of Long Island (NY) and its director, Roberta Kaufman. The work is in one movement and based on the exaggeration of the Baroque concerto grosso … Read More
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Concerto Grosso was commissioned by, and is dedicated to, the Camerata Youth Orchestra of Long Island (NY) and its director, Roberta Kaufman. The work is in one movement and based on the exaggeration of the Baroque concerto grosso principle, in which a group of soloists the concertino is accompanied by and/or pitted against a larger ensemble the ripieno. The string quartet performs a slow and somewhat dissonant chorale in duple meter, while the orchestra responds with fast-moving passages clearly in D minor and triple meter. The climax of the work is the first simultaneous presentation of the opposing thematic materials, at which point the music transforms into a sort of synthesis of the two ideas.