The Moon Lady: A Chinese Folktale for Organ and Narrator. Organ Demonstrator No. 44
by Chelsea Chen
Individual Movements
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Background and General Perspectives
"This charming Demonstrator is in the form of a narration of a folktale interspersed with six movements for organ, all utilizing what appears to be a Chinese folk song. Included are five lovely illustrations by Margaret J. Benton that can be projected
on a screen. Chen's original music is utterly irresistible, and this work could be performed as part of a recital. It is so completely different from anything your audiences have experienced that it cannot help but be arresting."[1]
Scores and Editions
Is available through Wayne Leupold Editions.
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Notes
- ↑ Smith, Rollin. The American Organist46.2 (Feb 2012): 65-68.
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