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Background: In 1909, Vaughan Williams was asked by the Greek Play Committee in Cambridge to write the incidental music for a performance of Aristophanes' comedy The Wasps. Whilst we seldom hear the incidental music today, the overture has always proved to be a winning concert piece. Many of Delius's orchestral works are scored for very large forces and this made performances difficult to mount, but friends managed to persuade him to write for small orchestral groups, thus making his work more accessible to both performers and concert promoters. Serenade to Music was originally written for sixteen solo singers and orchestra, to celebrate Sir Henry Wood's fifty years as a conductor, and it was he who conducted the first performance of it at a Promenade Concert in the Queen's Hall in 1938. |
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COMPOSER: Ralph Vaughan Williams (other
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