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Dorward, David, 1933-2020

David Campbell Dorward, b. Dundee 1933; d. Edinburgh 2020

  • David Dorward (Wrightmusic)
Nationality:
British, Scottish

Works

Concert duo for recorder and harpsichord
Quartet no. 3 for two violins, viola and violoncello
Saxophone quartet
Sonata concertante, op. 48
Sonata for Mull (1994) for violin and piano
The Long, the Short and the Tall for recorder and piano (2001)
The Long, the Short and the Tall for recorder and piano (2001)
Three Souvenirs
Violin sonata op. 70

Concerts

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