Talk:The American Seasons

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I think that this piece could be a candidate for the List of works in unusual time signatures. Several sections have iregular meter. The program notes that came on the CD, as well as on Mark O'Connor's personal web site (not the corporate Sony site), indicate a violin cadenza in the middle of the first movement "Spring" with a meter of 13/8. Also, "Summer" has several sections of very irregular meter that I can't discern what it is. Severl passages throughout the whole piece are in 15/8, with alternating measures of 4/4 and 7/8. Would this qualify?

I would add "American Seasons" to that list as a whole, but only link to this article explicitly such as:

"The American Seasons" by Mark O'Connor, recorded on the album The American Seasons

Someday, someone may want to write an article about the piece itself. -Acjelen 22:02, 18 July 2006 (UTC)

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