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Record Reviews

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 January 2016

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  • Boulez′s Webern Roger Sutherland

  • Kurt Schwertsik John Kersey

  • Jón Leifs Mark R Taylor

  • The Tcherepnin Dynasty Guy Rickards

  • Haubenstock-Ramati Roger Sutherland

  • Cage's Sonatas & Interludes Mark R Taylor

  • Avshalomoff

  • Foulds

  • Havergal Brian

  • Francis Burt

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Record Reviews
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Tempo , Issue 213 , July 2000 , pp. 52 - 62
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2000

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* The Eight Orchestral Pieces were only discovered in 1965. Four of them are little more than thirty seconds in length. Webern wrote no fewer than 18 of these tiny orchestral aphorisms, but published only five of them. It is debatable whether the pieces are self-contained orchestral statements or whether some are little more than chips from the craftsman's bench: however, Webern never destroyed any of the unpublished pieces and the manuscripts bear order numbers, suggesting that eventual publication was intended.