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Concerto no. 1 in G major, for piano and orchestraGold, Morton January 1960 (has links)
Thesis (D.M.A.)--Boston University / The concerto is in three movements. The first, in G major is an Allegretto; the second, in D minor is marked
Andante; and the third, in G major is a brisk Allegro. There
is frequent use of modal scales throughout the course of this
composition, particularly the Mixolydian mode. The concerto,
however, may be regarded as being bi-modal--that is, either
major or minor with much use of borrowed triads, altered
triads, added notes, as well as poly-chords and simple diatonic
harmony
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