Composer

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Laurence Crane

Genre

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Keyboard

Style

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Chorale

Compose Date

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ca. 1997

Average_duration

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1:18

Laurence Crane's "Chorale for Howard Skempton for piano" is a contemporary classical piece that was composed in 2014. The piece was premiered on November 22, 2014, at the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival in the UK. The piece consists of a single movement and is characterized by its simplicity and minimalism. The piece is written in a slow tempo and features a repeating melody that is played throughout the piece. The melody is accompanied by simple harmonies that create a peaceful and meditative atmosphere. The piece is dedicated to Howard Skempton, a British composer who is known for his minimalist and experimental approach to music. The influence of Skempton's style can be heard in Crane's "Chorale," which also features a minimalist approach to composition. Overall, "Chorale for Howard Skempton for piano" is a beautiful and contemplative piece that showcases Crane's skill as a composer. Its simplicity and minimalism make it a unique addition to the contemporary classical repertoire.

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