Achron: Hebrew Melody (arr. Auer)

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✓ Performance version

Joseph Achron's most famous composition, written in 1911, this beautiful and heartfelt work represents historical Jewish suffering and wandering. The main theme is one Achron had heard as a child, though here it is greatly slowed down and elaborated upon.

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Cadenza: 12 seconds of silence in piano part before 2nd chord comes in.

Ending: 19 seconds of silence in the piano part before the final chord comes in.