

Fairly Fugal for String Orchestra by Anne Svendsen
This contemporary work begins with a slow introduction that has the effect of creating dramatic tension. It builds even more as the music changes to an allegro section rich in canonic imitation, where every section must play its part equally. It is not a fugue in the strictest sense of the word, hence the title “Fairly Fugal,” but it is a very exciting work for maturing string orchestras!
Pleyel, a renowned musician and entrepreneur in early 19th century Paris, wrote a beautiful piece for two violins in the late Classical style. The piece follows the sonata form and features a brooding first theme contrasted with an impish second theme played in staccato quavers. The movement ends with a lively duel between the violins, adding vibrancy and passion to the piece. Your orchestra will love it!
For String Orchestra Grade 3.5
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