'Loose Canon' (Cello Octet) © 2017 Nigel Paterson Music

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A canon in four parts, cellos arranged in four pairs. The canon is not adhered to strictly. Passing dissonances are tolerated, the counterpoint deliberately 'edgy' at times. 'Loose Canon' is, in part, antiphonal. A useful concert feature if you're looking for something a little different.

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