Four Seasons in One Day: for harpsichord and string quartet/ensemble, Opus 230

Anthony Ritchie

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Four Seasons in One Day: for harpsichord and string quartet/ensemble, Opus 230

Anthony Ritchie

2025

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/51313

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Anthony Ritchie

New Zealand music

New Zealand composition

String quartet

String ensemble

Baroque

A modern piece for old instruments. The title, 'Four Seasons in One Day', refers to the weather in Dunedin. This piece has 4 sections, to be played without a break: 'Sun', 'Wind', 'Rain' and 'Sun Beneath the Clouds'. Written for the Baroque Music Community and designed for baroque string instruments using meantone temperament. It could be played by a string quartet, or a very small string orchestra.

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Record Identifier: 9926876244201891
Title: Four Seasons in One Day
Subtitle: for harpsichord and string quartet/ensemble, Opus 230
Creators: Anthony Ritchie
Academic Unit: Music
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