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Performance by Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Benjamin Northey from the CD Orchestral Works |
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CD
Orchestral Works / Frederick Septimus Kelly ; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Benjamin Northey, Johannes Fritzsch.
Library shelf no. CD 3091 [Not for loan]
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Score
Music from the Great War / Frederick Septimus Kelly ; edited by Richard Divall and Bruce Steele.
Version: This product features the Solo Organ version of this work
Library shelf no. 784.7/KEL 1 [Available for loan]
Work Details
Instrumentation: String orchestra.
Contents note: Prelude No. 1 on 'Good King Wenceslas' (Christmas Prelude) -- Prelude No. 2.
Arranged for strings by Christopher Latham.
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Kelly's organ preludes
Posted by Anni Heino on 6 August, 2014
Dear Joachim - thank you for your enquiry. These works have been published as part of an album by Marshall-Hall Trust in association with the Centre for Studies in Australian Music at the University of Melbourne and Arts Victoria. Some contacts and further information in your inbox.
Best regards
Anni Heino/AMC
Inquiry on Frederick Septimus Kelly
Posted by Joachim Fontaine [] on 3 August, 2014
Dear Sirs,
skimming through the RILM database (Repertoire internationale de la litterature musicale) I found the name of the Australian composer Frederick Septimus Kelly who was a victim in World War I. I am inmid of research for both a book and a CD with unknown or lesser known organ works related to the World War I. Would be possible to get a copy of the TWO PRELUDES written by Kelly in 1914?
Thank you very much for your help in advance. I am looking forward to heraing from you soon,
Joachim Fontaine
Eulenweg 3
D 66740 Saarlouis
Germany