Vivian Fine

Vivian Fine (1913-2000)

Nationality: American
Born: September 28, 1913, Chicago Died: March 20, 2000, Bennington, VT (age 86)
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Date Age Duration Work Assets
1980 66-67
Piano Trio
1984 70-71
Quintet (for oboe, clarinet, violin, cello and piano)
1986 72-73
Cello Sonata
1986 72-73
Emily’s Images (for flute and piano)
1987 73-74
Dancing Winds for Wind Quintet
1987 73-74
In Memoriam: George Finckel (for 4 cellos)
1987 73-74
Ma’s In Orbit (for violin, bass, piano and percussion)
1988 74-75
L'Ecole des Hautes Etudes (for clarinet, bass, piano and percussion)
1989 75-76
Madrigali spirituali (for trumpet and string quartet)
1990 76-77
Portal (for violin and piano)
1990 76-77
Songs and Arias (for horn, violin and cello)
1991 77-78
Hymns (for horn, cello and 2 percussionists)
1991 77-78
Canciones y Danzas (for flute, cello and guitar)
1993 79-80
Canticles from the Other Side of the River (for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano and percussion)

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