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French Horn; French Horn Ensemble; Horn Quartet SKU: HL.842592 Horn Quartet or Quintet. Composed by James A. Beckel, Jr. Brass Ensemble. Concert. Parts. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.842592). ISBN 9781458405807. UPC: 884088578466. 9.0x12.0x0.243 inches.In the Mind's Eye is a concert piece inspired by visual art. Visual artists and composers have often been influenced by each other's work; James Beckel took inspiration from five paintings to compose In the Mind's Eye, employing musical effects that replicate various brush stroke techniques. Movement 1 - Random Abstract Movement 2 - Daniel in the Lion's Den Movement 3 - Reflections (Fifth Horn part is optional).
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