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Rollicking Rhymes - concert by Elanee Ensemble

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posted on 2023-05-25, 12:39 authored by Maria GrenfellMaria Grenfell
Rollicking Rhymes is a whimsical and somewhat off-beat take on two well-known nursery rhymes. The first movement, “Ring-a-roses”, takes snippets of the rhyme tune and blends it with a sailor’s hornpipe which I previously incorporated into a piece that experimented with utilising bagpipe tunes to varying degrees of recognition. The second movement, “Rockabye”, comes from “Rock-a-bye baby” but here in 5/8 with the familiar tune barely recognisable at all. As a bit of fun, the third “rhyme” is inspired by the jaunty antics of a rather famous cartoon rabbit, also reminding us of those manic characters who race around in fits and starts before something implausibly crazy happens to them. Performers: Jo St Leon, Stuart Thomson

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Medium

composition for viola and double bass

Department/School

School of Creative Arts and Media

Extent

10 minutes

Event Venue

The Kilburn Institute, Davey Street, Hobart

Date of Event (Start Date)

2011-01-01

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  • Restricted

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Music

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