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This striking piece depicts in musical language the imposing majesty and symbolism of a cenotaph, which is a monument such as the Washington Monument or the Lincoln Memorial. The composer successfully embodies such majesty in sound by creating a five-part fugue, introduced by explosive percussion. A stunning work
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