Grohg

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Grohg is an early ballet score by American composer Aaron Copland that explores macabre, expressionist themes and later provided material for his Dance Symphony.

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Grohg canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ballet score
musical composition
basedOn horror and supernatural themes
composer Aaron Copland
composerNationality American
countryOfOrigin United States
creator Aaron Copland
genre ballet
orchestral music
hasForm ballet in multiple scenes
hasHistoricalRole precursor to Copland’s Dance Symphony
hasInfluenceOn Dance Symphony
hasMood dark
expressionistic
grotesque
hasMusicalStyle expressionism
hasTheme macabre
inception 1920s
languageOfWork none (instrumental)
movementType ballet-pantomime
notableFor early example of Aaron Copland’s orchestral writing
partlyIncorporatedInto Dance Symphony
period 20th-century classical music
titleCharacter Grohg (a sorcerer-like figure)
usesOrchestra symphony orchestra

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