William Walton
from Oldham, Lancashire, England
March 29, 1902 - March 8, 1983 (age 80)
Biography
A British composer in most forms, especially orchestral music and including film scores, who has aptly described himself as a lyrical classical composer. His Symphony no. 1 (1935) and the Vaughan Williams Symphony no. 4 in F (1934) are the most important British symphonies of the period between the wars -- extroverted, with high symphonic color, magnificence, and a bittersweet lyricism. ~ Blue Gene Tyranny, Rovi
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1. Prelude |
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2. Fanfare |
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2. Soliloquy |
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