

Fantasy Pieces, Op. 30b by contemporary British composer Matthew Taylor, published by Edition Peters, is an expressive work for viola and piano composed in 2002. Offering varied musical character and rewarding interplay between the instruments, it is an excellent choice for advanced violists exploring contemporary repertoire.
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• Composed by Matthew Taylor in 2002
• Contemporary work for viola and piano
• Published by Edition Peters
• Ideal for advanced study, recitals, and contemporary repertoire
Explore contemporary British viola repertoire with Fantasy Pieces, Op. 30b by Matthew Taylor, published by Edition Peters. Composed in 2002 for viola and piano, this substantial contemporary work showcases Taylor’s distinctive musical voice through expressive writing, contrasting musical ideas, and a close partnership between the two instruments. The viola is given a prominent role throughout, allowing performers to explore its rich tonal range while engaging in an imaginative dialogue with the piano.
Designed for experienced violists, Fantasy Pieces, Op. 30b provides rewarding challenges in contemporary interpretation, expressive phrasing, rhythmic precision, tonal control, and ensemble coordination. Its varied musical character encourages performers to develop both technical flexibility and interpretative confidence. Ideal for recitals, conservatory study, contemporary music programmes, and advanced chamber music performance, this Edition Peters publication is an excellent choice for violists looking to broaden their repertoire beyond the traditional Classical and Romantic works.
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