| The pictures that prompted the music are illustrated within the score itself and add an extra stimulus for the performer. | ||
| —David Jennings, MusicWeb International (August 2020) |
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| The pictures that prompted the music are illustrated within the score itself and add an extra stimulus for the performer. | ||
| —David Jennings, MusicWeb International (August 2020) |
Click the quotation text to discover what it refers to!
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Valse Musette has the date 8/4/1974 on the score and is for piano accordion (French musette registration), harp and strings. It is an evocation of the France, or perhaps the Paris, of Simenon’s Maigret. Similarly to Girl Friday it is in ternary form; however, in this piece the repeat of the first section is modified.
A recording of this work may be found on the CD, Carey Blyton – Film & Television Music (1/4).
| Composer | Title | Forces | Duration | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carey Blyton |
Valse Musette for Accordion, Harp and String Orchestra |
Harp, Accordion, String orchestra | 2 mins | ||
Catalogue code: FM274
• Published: 12th November 2023
Entry last updated: 22nd April 2025
