Spelman Timothy Mather. Barbaresques A Suite for piano

London: J.&W. Chester Ltd, 1922. — 46 p.Timothy Mather Spelman (January 21, 1891 – August 21, 1970) was an American composer. Spelman's music is reminiscent more of Impressionism and European Romanticism, and typically received more performances in Europe than in his native country. Many of his works, including three operas and a large number of songs, were composed to texts by his wife; another notable work is his setting of the Pervigilium Veneris.9 movements:
Touggourt: In an Arab café
El-Kantara: The mouth of the desert
El-Outaïa: Sirocco, the breath of the sand
Timgad: The Rome that was, the Barbary that is
Biskra: The gyrations of a camel
Sidi Okba: The quiet of the mosque
Beyond Temacin: Moonrise in the desert
Carthage: A trolley ride from Tunis
Tunis: In the souk
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