Homages for String Orchestra
A three-movement work paying tribute to Haydn, Schubert, and Barber
About the Composition
Homages for String Orchestra is a three-movement work that pays tribute to three master composers: Joseph Haydn, Franz Schubert, and Samuel Barber. Each movement tries to capture the essence of these composers' styles while filtering them through a contemporary lens.
Capturing the elegance, wit, and formal clarity of Classical style
Evoking Schubert's lyrical beauty and harmonic richness
Reflecting Barber's emotional depth and neo-Romantic sensibility
Audio Recording
LISTEN to a recording of Homages for String Orchestra. Movements I and II are computer performances, while Movement III features a live performance (older version).
Complete Work Recording
Listen to all three movements: I. Joseph Haydn, II. Franz Schubert, III. Samuel Barber
Movements I & II: Computer Performance | Movement III: Live Performance
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Pays homage to three distinct musical eras
Showcases a broad range of string orchestra colors
Three movements unified by the homage concept
Sheet Music & Resources
The score and parts for Homages for String Orchestra are available for ensembles interested in performance. The work is suitable for advanced student orchestras, community orchestras, and professional ensembles.
Performance Rights
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