Английская Википедия:Dorothy Strutt
Шаблон:Use dmy dates Dorothy Ada Lucy "Dal" Strutt[1] (born 5 May 1941) is an English cellist, pianist, singer, violinist,[2] and self-taught composer.[3] Strutt has also worked under the name Dorian Carl Munday.[4]
Strutt was born in Essex. Strutt has studied cello, piano, violin, and voice from childhood but has no formal training in composition. Strutt is a professional musician who has worked as a pianist for Moreley College Music Theatre, as a member of the Barnard-Strutt-Owen trio, and in a multimedia trio with Malcolm Dedman and Martin Vishnick.[5] Strutt gives recitals and lectures in public schools.[2] Strutt served as a director of the Buddhist Society in London from 2006 to 2009[1] and has served as conductor of the London Gay Men’s Choir.[4]
Strutt’s music is published by the British Music Collection (today known as Sound and Music)[6] and is available through the Edwin A. Fleisher Collection of Orchestral Music at the Free Library of Philadelphia.[7] Biographical information, scores and recordings of Strutt’s work are held in Heritage Quay https://heritagequay.org/archives/?author=Strutt the archive of the University of Huddersfield, as part of the British Music Collection archive. Dal Strutt’s compositions include:
Chamber
- Quartet on Haiku (flute, clarinet, guitar and violin; text by Charles Ford)[8]
- Sonata (oboe and clarinet)[9]
- Three Haiku (clarinet and cello)[9]
Dance
Orchestra
- Sinfonia[7]
Organ/Piano
Theatre
- External Mind[2]
Vocal
- "A Flower was Offered Me" (text by William Blake)[12][13]
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