File 071 - Salal, op. 71 : rough notes and performance records

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OTUFM 78-C-071

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Salal, op. 71 : rough notes and performance records

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  • 1989-2007 (Creation)

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0.5 cm of textual records

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(1936-)

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File consists of manuscript sketches and rough draft materials, correspondence, programs, and excerpts from Laurie Ricou's book Salal: Listening for the Northwest Understory, which included a reference to and image of Healey's Salal manuscript.

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      See OTUFM 78-C-070, which includes Healey's abandoned Idyll (1972) for orchestra based on Indigenous themes from the Canadian Pacific Coast.
      Also see Series A "Compositions" for manuscripts, transparencies, and master scores of original works by Derek Healey. The specific file for this composition is linked below.

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      An excerpt from the manuscript for Derek Healey's Salal : an idyll for orchestra, op. 71 appears in Laurie Ricou's book Salal : Listening for the Northwest Understory (Edmonton, Alberta : NeWest Press, 2007). Healey was approached by Ricou to submit a page of his piece with an accompanying note regarding the his inspiration for the composition.

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      Duration: 7 minutes, 45 seconds

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      Premiered by the New Hampshire Festival Orchestra, conducted by Thomas Nee in Plymouth, New Hampshire (July 30, 1992).

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