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Epitaph-Score-Full

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Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Full Score
Composer Mingus, Charles
Publisher Hal Leonard Publishing Corp

Price: $140.00

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #07011489

UPC code: 884088196622

Epitaph, written for a 31-piece ensemble, was the masterwork of composer/bassist Charles Mingus. The extended suite is comprised of multiple movements reflecting a wealth of compositional styles (not just jazz) that demonstrate Mingus' invaluable contribution to 20th-Century American music. Since its last performance 15 years ago, additional movements have been discovered which were originally intended to be a part of the work. This unique 500-page score includes these missing movements along with historical and program notes. Prepared and edited under the guidance of Gunther Schuller and Sue Mingus, it provides a monumental resource for study and analysis.

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