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SKU: A0.941535
Composed by Harry Salotti. 20th Century,Concert,Romantic Period. Score and parts. 24 pages. Harry Salotti #6343583. Published by Harry Salotti (A0.941535).The Quest by Harry Salotti is for Tuba/Euphonium Quartet. The 1st Tuba part should be played on an Eb or F Tuba. As the title suggests, this piece tells the tail of the three main characters (the Princess, Prince and the Evil Witch) The theme of each character is introduced and then the battle to save the Princess commences. Love concurs with a beautifully melodic ending. "The Quest is a challenging and worthy contribution to the literature. It is suitable for advanced college or professional players. It is harmonically advanced, yet united by its programmatic elements and musical form. A truly beautiful coda combines the "Prince" and "Princess" themes in a harmonically tonal yet creative ending." review Thomas Bough ITEA Journal.
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