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Composer:
Duncan
Druce
Birth year:
1939
Death year:
Composer Contact:
Year Composed:
2001
Number of parts:
5
Viol Scoring:
tr, t, t, b, b
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Difficulty:
Duration (minutes):
9
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Additional Comments:
The title refers to Sir Thomas Browne's 1658 essay. He was interested in the quinary arrangements in flowers. It also refers to Cyrus the Persian Emperor and creator of the hanging gardens of Babylon.
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