'Folkstravivo' © 2016 Nigel Paterson Music

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A driving, slightly sinister opening gives way to a gentle section from the Woodwind. A solo Bassoon introduces the first of two, traditional style folk melodies. The second & more dance-like melody brings 'Folkstravivo'' to a boisterous conclusion. [Renamed to avoid confusion with fellow musos]

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A driving, slightly sinister opening gives way to a gentle section from the Woodwind. A solo Bassoon introduces the first of two, traditional style folk melodies. The second & more dance-like melody brings 'Folkstravivo'' to a boisterous conclusion....

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