MUSIC FROM JAPAN WORKS INFORMATION
Composition Name: Circulating Scenery for violin concerto
Composition Date: 1983
Configuration: Orchestra
Featured Instrument: Violin
Japanese Instrument(s): N
Length: N/A
Players: FLEX
Version (Original/Revised): O
MFJ Presented: Y
World Premiere Venue: N/A
World Premiere City: Tokyo, Japan
World Premiere Sponsor: Ninth Min-On Cont. Music
World Premiere Date: 5/21/83
World Premiere Performers: Paul Zukofsky, violin soloist
Japan Premiere Venue: N/A
Japan Premiere City: Tokyo, Japan
Japan Premiere Sponsor: Ninth Min-On cont. Music
Japan Premiere Date: 5/21/83
Japan Premiere Performers: Paul Zukofsky, violin soloist
American Premiere Venue: Carnegie Hall
American Premiere City: New York
American Premiere Sponsor: MFJ
American Premiere Date: 2/22/84
American Premiere Performers: Hamao Fujiwara
Article/Review: R
Publication: The New York Times
Title: The Drum in Japanese Music
Author/Critic: Allen Hughes
Publication Date: 2/26/84
Reaction: Negative
Synopsis: Circulating Scenery was an unsettled mixture of somewhat
pretentious slow music and propulsive, rather obvious fast music
that did little to flatter the violin.
Origin (American/Japanese): A
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