The Red Masque, Op.66 (Holbrooke, Joseph)

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		Movements/Sections 2 Scenes, 5 Numbers Composition Year 1913 Genre Categories Ballets; Stage Works; For orchestra; Scores featuring the orchestra; For piano (arr); For 1 player; Scores featuring the piano

Sheet Music

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Arrangements and Transcriptions

For Piano solo (Composer?)

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Publisher Info.:

London: Rudall Carte & Co., 1914. Plate J.H. 10.

Copyright:

Public Domain - Non-PD EU [tag/del]

Misc. Notes:

This file is part of the Sibley Mirroring Project. As "Jean Hanze".

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General Information

Work Title	The Red Masque, Op.66
Alternative Title	Ballet in 2 Scenes

Composer	Holbrooke, Joseph
Opus/Catalogue Number	Op.66 (or 65, 67, or 10 - see below)
Key	(begins in C, ends in B minor)
Movements/Sections	2 Scenes, 5 Numbers
Year/Date of Composition	1913
First Publication	1914 by Rudall, Carte & Co., Ltd. of London
Piece Style	Early 20th century
Instrumentation	Orchestra

Misc. Comments

referred to as op.66 (and as op.67 also) in George Lowe's Holbrooke. As op.65, 66, 67 elsewhere. Piano version (with scenario) published by Holbrooke's alias "Jean Hanze" as his opus 10, which certainly does not simplify assigning an opus number.

Scenario (not librettist strictly speaking?) by Edgar Allan Poe.