Richards: A Butterfly Coughs in Africa for Clarinet Choir Clarinet Music_E-flat Soprano ClarinetCode: JP2025 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0199 1 A butterfly coughs in Africa, flaps its wing ever so slightly, rustling a nearby leaf which falls gently to the ground, adding its tiny momentum to a passing breeze, lending it just enough force to cross a stream into the open tundra where the wind now picks up and heads out over the Atlantic, ever gaining strength as it gradually whips into a frenzy, sending torrential rain down upon Bermuda, and turning
but suffered a fatal heart attack at the moment of his arrest
Wermann studied organ with Gustav Merkel and later with Moritz Hauptmann at the Leipzig Conservatory
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Cecilia Academy in Rome from 1888 until his death in 1921
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It is typical of instrumental concerti in the Mannheim period consisting of three movements
A butterfly coughs in Africa
This edition is based on the the 1872 Kistner first edition of Drei Phantasiestucke
in these two movements the composer aimed to celebrate a kind of music she has always loved - folk music