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Work


A prayer for the twenty-first century woman

for bass clarinet, bassoon and two cellos

Year:  1999   ·  Duration:  15m

Year:  1999
Duration:  15m

Composer:   Denise Hulford

Films, Audio & Samples

Performed by Katherine Hebley & Jane Young (cello), Andrew Uren (bass cl), Hamish McKeich (bsn) on 4 April 1999

Denise Hulford: A prayer fo...

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Sample Score

Sample: First page of each movement.

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About

A prayer for the twenty-first century woman is written for bass clarinet, two violoncellos and bassoon and consists of eight short movements. The title of the work comes from an article about the plight of a Rwandan refugee family, and each movement suggests an emotion that the family might experience in the course of a day as they deal with the process of survival. The work concludes with a prayer. The work was commissioned by the Composing Women's Festival for Musicwomen Aotearoa and is dedicated to World Vision.


Commissioned note

Commissioned by the Composing Women's Network


Contents note

eight short movements