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000001314 245__ $$aOru for Sinfonietta and Objects
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000001314 269__ $$a2018-12
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000001314 520__ $$aOru (japanese: to fold, to weave) is a composition for chamber orchestra and objects, exploring sonic, visual, and narrative implications of an action carried out by performers during a performance of the work: A large ball of yarn is passed between the performers, creating a pattern that resembles a butterfly wing.
000001314 540__ $$a© 2018 Timothy Markham Page
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000001314 690__ $$aHumanities Division
000001314 691__ $$aMusic
000001314 7001_ $$aPage, Timothy Markham$$uUniversity of Chicago
000001314 72012 $$aAugusta R. Thomas
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000001314 72014 $$aAugusta R. Thomas
000001314 72014 $$aAnthony Cheung
000001314 72014 $$aSeth Brodsky
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