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Horn Quartet No. 4, Op. 149 – II. The Tomb | Richard O. Burdick #shorts

CanadaPublished August 19, 2026

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Richard BurdickRichard Burdick
2.04K subs715 videosDec 2008

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Horn Quartet No. 4 “Amram Visits Copland’s Tomb”, Op. 149 – II: The Tomb Richard O. Burdick Composed in June 2007. This four-movement horn quartet evokes a visit to Aaron Copland’s tomb by composer David Amram. Featured on CD40 – Retrospective II (all five of Richard Burdick’s horn quartets). Sheet music available: …

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