Three Moods for Violin and Piano |
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Date of composition | May 1952, revised Winter 1961–2 |
Opus number | 13 |
Type of work | Concert music |
Musical forces | Violin and Piano |
Publisher | Edizioni Bèrben |
Archive location | Trinity Laban (Jerwood Library) |
Archive contents | MS / BLYTON 38 • MS / BLYTON 122 |
Notes | Published in the composer’s facsimile, 1990 |
Listen… Hugh Bean, Violin • Carey Blyton, Piano |
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I: Allegro agitato e passionato |
II: Andantino espressivo |
III: Poco allegro: gajo |
We apologise for the extremely poor sound quality; the original recording was made on 78 RPM shellac disc and later transferred onto low-quality audio cassette, with the result that it suffered from both the hisses and pops of vinyl and the muffled sound of tape. Attempts were made to clean up the audio during computer transfer, but the scope for improvement was strictly limited. |
…many members of the audience considered these to contain his best work. Certainly these ‘moods’ proved Blyton has a recognisable style.
—Beckenham Journal, 4th July 1952