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Four Sea Interludes

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Four Sea Interludes

Concert work by Benjamin Britten, derived from his opera Peter Grimes (first performed in London, 1945). The four sections are titled Dawn, Sunday Morning, Moonlight, and Storm; the work was first performed in Cheltenham, England, on 13 June 1945.



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