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       Music Banned by the Third Reich: Final DMA Recital. Will pay han
       dsomely!! Please help me graduate!!!
       By: TSolinger Date: January 22, 2017, 8:44 pm
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       Dear amazing SBU Pianists,
       I hope you are doing well! I am writing to ask anyone if they
       might be interested in performing on my final trombone recital
       on April 8th at 7 pm. The program will feature music that was
       banned by the Nazis during the Third Reich, which has all of a
       sudden become a bit too pertinent to what is happening in the
       world today. Wine/$$ to anyone willing! The program will feature
       the following pieces that utilize piano:
       Sonata, Paul Hindemith
       5 Pieces for Trombone and Piano, Ernst Krenek
       Divertimento for Trumpet, Trombone and Piano, Boris Blacher
       "Pierrot's Tanzlied" from "Die tote Stadt", E W Korngold
       "Die gluhende Krone" from "Der Ferne Klang", Franz Schreker
       "Der Buch des hangenden Garten", Op. 15, No. 15, Arnold
       Schoenberg
       All scores are available for immediate distribution. The program
       is a mix of tonal and atonal music. The Hindemith is
       quartal/quintal, and the Krenek and Schoenberg are atonal, the
       former requiring some extended techniques, but nothing with
       "prepared" piano. The Blacher is a fun, modal piece, while the
       Korngold and Schreker are in a late-Romantic style. The program
       would probably work best split between two or three different
       pianists. Thank you so much for your consideration and I do hope
       that you will join me! Thanks a ton and best of luck this coming
       semester.
       Sincerely,
       Tim Solinger
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