Three Variations on a Theme (String Quartet No. 2): Variation I
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Classical
Three Variations on a Theme (String Quartet No. 2): Variation I was released on January 1, 1978 by New World Records as a part of the album The Emerson String Quartet Plays 50 Years of American Music 1919-1969
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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Emerson String Quartet
Ensemble
Eugene Drucker
Violin
Philip Setzer
Performer
Masao Kawasaki
Performer
Eric Wilson
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Roy Harris
Composer
