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SKU: A0.1135982
By Standard Time. By Debra E. Stempien, Gregory H. Turner. Celtic,Chamber,Contemporary,Contest,Festival,Irish. 10 pages. Standard Time #736006. Published by Standard Time (A0.1135982).“Lough Lene,” named for a picturesque lake in Ireland, is a lyrical ballad influenced by the lush sounds of traditional Irish music. The pure diatonic harmonic setting is enriched with the use of suspensions and added ninth chords, while the sparing inclusion of grace notes in the melody recalls the improvised ornamentation characteristic of the genre. The upper three voices exchange iterations of the main theme throughout, while a contrasting interlude is presented by the piano and Violin I. This evocative tune will be memorable to performers and listeners alike.
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