Work
Piano concerto no. 2 : piano duo
by Malcolm Williamson (1960)
Also known as: Concerto for piano & string orchestra
Audio Sample
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Performance by Malcolm Williamson, Barry Tuckwell, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra from the CD Works by Peggy Glanville-Hicks and Malcolm Williamson. |
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CD
The complete piano concertos / Malcolm Williamson ; Piers Lane, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Howard Shelley.
Version: This product features the Piano with string orchestra version of this work
Library shelf no. CD 2529 [Not for loan]
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Score
Concerto for piano & string orchestra : reduction for two pianos/ Malcolm Williamson.
Library shelf no. Q 785.6212/WIL 1 [Available for loan]
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Work Details
Year: 1960
Instrumentation: 2 pianos.
Subjects
- In the form/style of: Concertos
Performances of this work
15 Sep 2022: at CSO Llewellyn Three (Llewellyn Hall ANU School of Music). Featuring Kristian Chong, Sam Weller, Canberra Symphony Orchestra.
14 Sep 2022: at CSO Llewellyn Three (Llewellyn Hall ANU School of Music). Featuring Kristian Chong, Canberra Symphony Orchestra, Sam Weller.
28 Jul 2012: at Governor's Gala (Townsville Civic Theatre). Featuring Piers Lane, Camerata of St John's.
12 Mar 2011: at Silhouettes (Conservatorium Theatre, Brisbane). Featuring Camerata of St John's, Piers Lane.
11 Mar 2011: at Silhouettes (Empire Theatre (Toowoomba)). Featuring Camerata of St John's, Piers Lane.
29 Sep 81: Hobart Odeon. Featuring Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Barry Tuckwell, Malcolm Williamson.
1962: featuring Frank Callaway, University of Western Australia Orchestra, Michael Brimer.
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