The Dabbling Duck
Dance Suite for English Horn and Cello
Judith Markovich
THE DABBLING DUCK was commissioned by Roger Wiesmeyer, English hornist with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra. It was written in April of 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic. A rhapsody or whimsical piece was initially discussed, but a …
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THE DABBLING DUCK was commissioned by Roger Wiesmeyer, English hornist with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra. It was written in April of 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic. A rhapsody or whimsical piece was initially discussed, but a week later, what burst out was a piece of rollicking fun. When Markovich approached Wiesmeyer with the change, his response was: "The world could use that right about now!" The world premiere was April 13, 2021 on the Arkansas Symphony River Rhapsodies Series V, premiered by Beth Wheeler and Jacob Wunsch. Roger Wiesmeyer, (EH, Nashville Symphony): "I have two things on my stand--The Dabbling Duck and Sibelius." Lorraine Kitts (ASO oboe) said, "Judith Markovich is a great composer. I didn't feel like I was listening to a duet, but a full chamber ensemble, if you know what I mean." Susan Leon (ASO principal bassoon): "The end made me laugh out loud!" Leanna Renfro (ASO principal oboe): "That was a fun piece...it sounded like a lot of fun to play."