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Jazz Suite No. 2: II. Lyric Waltz by Dmitri Shostakovich sheet music arranged by Mathilde Nivi for Solo Contrabass – 1 of 1 pages

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Jazz Suite n°2 Chostakovitch

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Classical Solo Contrabass Contrabass Classical for Contrabass

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Jazz Suite No. 2: II. Lyric Waltz

by Dmitri Shostakovich

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Jazz Suite n°2 Chostakovitch
Credits	Eligible
Uploaded	Apr 26, 2016
Updated	May 14, 2024
Min. copies	1
Pages	1
Duration	01:40
Measures	61
Key	F major, D minor
Parts	1
Privacy	Everyone can see this score
License	(All rights reserved)

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· Oct 22, 2023

I think it's right and proper to express a certain consideration, for truth's sake. I'm perfectly aware that, by tradition and habit, the 2 suites are unfortunately known as "Jazz Suites". But... that's not the title Shostakovich actually wrote: the composer titled the suites "Suite for Jazz Orchestra N.1/2", which is something different. I mean... Where's the Jazz idiom here?. A Jazz orchestra can play any music, but that doesn't make the music itself jazz. If I wrote a "Jazz Suite for Classical Orchestra" that doesn't make the music Classical.

So the title should be changed to "Suite for Jazz Orchestra"

· Aug 30, 2018

i haven't heard this song in so long, but it's "Waltz no 2" by Tchaikovsky, the main part of it anyway

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