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Triptych for Harpsichord
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Harpsichord

SKU: MN.AE002

Composed by Gerald Near. Harpsichord. Aureole Editions #AE002. Published by Aureole Editions (MN.AE002).

UPC: 688670880025.

Composed for a recital given in January 1983 at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts in conjunction with the international exhibition"El Greco of Toledo". Neo-Scarlattian in style. Three movements: Carillon; Siciliano; Final.