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The Roque Dalton songs : tenor, trumpet, bass clarinet, two violins, harp, piano, four percussionists / Peter Garland.

LIBRA M1613.3.G2567 R6 2016
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Format:
Musical score
Author/Creator:
Garland, Peter, 1952- composer.
Dalton, Roque, 1935-1975, author.
Language:
English
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Dalton, Roque, 1935-1975.
Garland, Peter, 1952-.
Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble--Scores.
Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble.
Garland, Peter, 1952---Manuscripts--Facsimiles.
Garland, Peter.
Music--Manuscripts--Facsimiles.
Music.
Dalton, Roque, 1935-1975--Musical settings.
Dalton, Roque.
Genre:
Songs.
Scores.
Facsimiles.
Musical settings.
Manuscripts.
Physical Description:
1 score (147 pages) ; 22 x 28 cm
Place of Publication:
Lebanon, NH : Frog Peak Music, [2016?]
Language Note:
Staff notation.
English and Spanish words, also printed as text with English translations.
Contents:
1. The Consolations of Soul Saving (part 1)
2. The Consolations of Soul Saving (part 2)
3. Como la Siempreviva
4. History of a Poetic
5. Como Tú.
Notes:
"The Roque Dalton Songs were written from May 1-Nov. 6, 1988. The songs are based on the poems of Salvadorean poet Roque Dalton (1935-1975), three of them from the collection Poemas Clandestinos, and the other two ... from his history of El Salvador in verse and prose, Las Historias Prohibidas del Pulqarcito"--Preface.
Reproduced from holograph.
Publication date from vendor record.
OCLC:
936576234
Publisher Number:
Gar09 Frog Peak Music

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