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- 2004 (Creation)
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1 score (50 pages) : typeset
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File consists of typeset score masters for this four movement work: Virginia Dare: Her Pavan; Jig; Fantasy: Croatoan; Finale: a debt repaid. "The first three movements were inspired by Sir Walter Raleigh's expedition to form a colony in North America in 1584 and 1587. The finale was written as a closing work for a concert. Dedicated to the Murray/Lohuis Duo." Includes Healey's program note.
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Recorded by the Murray/Lohuis Duo (Raven, OAR-923, 2010).
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Also see Series C "Rough notes and performance records." The specific file for this work is linked below.
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Duration: 20 minutes
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The Murray/Lohuis Duo (Robert Murray, violin and Ardyth Lohuis, organ) premiered the final movement "Allegro Spiritoso" at the Cannon Chapel at the University of Richmond (October 15, 2004). They later premiered the full sonata at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church in Richmond, Virginia (August 23, 2006).
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Dedicated to the Murray-Lohuis Duo.