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Adagio Cantabile From Cinnamon Grove by R. Nathaniel Dett String Orchestra - Sheet Music

By R. Nathaniel Dett

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Orchestra - Grade 2.5; Grade 3

SKU: AP.51966S

From Cinnamon Grove. Composed by R. Nathaniel Dett. Arranged by Dión Morales. Performance Music Ensemble; Single Titles; String Orchestra. MakeMusic Symphony Strings. Form: Lyrical. Masterwork Arrangement. Score. Duration 2:45. MakeMusic #00-51966S. Published by MakeMusic (AP.51966S).

ISBN 9781470673178. UPC: 038081595429. English.

This gorgeous arrangement features the Adagio Cantabile, the second movement of Cinnamon Grove by R. Nathaniel Dett, who was the first composer of African descent to graduate from Oberlin College in 1908. This setting by Dión Morales conjures powerful emotions as the stunning harmonies mesmerize listeners until they are left in tears. Beautiful. (2:45).