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原文

Drysdale Overture.

译文

德赖斯代尔序曲.

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Drysdale Overture composed by Douglas Lilburn. For orchestra. This edition. softcover. Saddle-stitch. Study score. 60 pages. Published by Promethean Editions. PO.PEL21. ISBN 979-0-67452-204-5. 30.5 x 22 cm inches. Douglas Lilburn occupies a pre-eminent position in New Zealand music, with a legacy extending well beyond his compositional output. As a composer, teacher and mentor he presided in innumerable ways over the artistic growth of New Zealand from 1940 onwards. From the early works redolent of the influence of Sibelius and Vaughan Williams, to the electro-acoustic pieces of his later years, his works have been instrumental in establishing a genuine vernacular in New Zealand classical music. Drysdale Overture. 1937. is Lilburn's first major orchestral work. It was written while he was a student under the aegis of Vaughan Williams at the Royal College of Music in London. The work won first prize at the New Zealand National Centennial Competition in 1940 and has more recently become established as a staple of orchestral repertoire with regular performances and recordings presented by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. This edition is the first of four volumes published in celebration of the centenary of Lilburn's birth in 1915.

译文

德赖斯代尔序曲道格拉斯·利尔本组成. 对于乐团. 此版本. 平装. 骑马订. 研究得分. 60页. 出版普罗米修斯版本. PO.PEL21. ISBN 979-0-67452-204-5. 30.5×22厘米英寸. Douglas Lilburn occupies a pre-eminent position in New Zealand music, with a legacy extending well beyond his compositional output. As a composer, teacher and mentor he presided in innumerable ways over the artistic growth of New Zealand from 1940 onwards. From the early works redolent of the influence of Sibelius and Vaughan Williams, to the electro-acoustic pieces of his later years, his works have been instrumental in establishing a genuine vernacular in New Zealand classical music. 德赖斯代尔序曲. 1937. is Lilburn's first major orchestral work. It was written while he was a student under the aegis of Vaughan Williams at the Royal College of Music in London. The work won first prize at the New Zealand National Centennial Competition in 1940 and has more recently become established as a staple of orchestral repertoire with regular performances and recordings presented by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. This edition is the first of four volumes published in celebration of the centenary of Lilburn's birth in 1915.