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Green bushes

Sheet Music: Score

Green bushes : passacaglia on an English folksong / by Percy Aldridge Grainger.

Also known as: Passacaglia on an English folk song

by Percy Grainger (1921)

  • Sales Availability: This item is available for hire directly from the publisher.
  • Library Availability: Q 784.2/GRA 1 — Available for loan
  • Audio Sample

    Performance by BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, Richard Hickox from the CD Orchestral works.

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Green Bushes is a passacaglia on an English folk-song collected in Somerset by Cecil Sharp. With the exception of a momentary break, the 'Green Bushes' tune is heard constantly throughout the work pitted against a multitude of original counter-melodies. This setting was the first time a British folk-song had been treated in the passacaglia form, an innovation that Grainger avers led Delius to write his Brigg Fair and Dance Rhapsodies in a similar way.

— Barry Peter Ould

Published by: Schott & Co — 1 score (60p. -- A3 (portrait))

Duration: 8 min.

Photocopy of score held in the Grainger Museum, University of Melbourne.

Includes program note.

Schott: 32648.

"For 22 (or 21, or 20) single instruments or for orchestra or for elastic scoring" -- Cover.

P. Grainger.

Photocopy of score pub.: Mainz, Germany : Schott, c1931.

Typeset edition.

Related products

This work is also available in the following products:

Orchestral works.
CD: Orchestral works.

John Hopkins conducts Percy Grainger
CD: John Hopkins conducts Percy Grainger / Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

This work also exists as the following versions:
- Chamber orchestra
- Trios: Keyboards
- Choral music

 

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