Kahn: Serenade in f minor, op. 73 for oboe or violin or clarinet, viola, and piano Genre_with Winds/Strings/Piano String Quartet after Mendelssohn in

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Kahn: Serenade in f minor, op. 73 for oboe or violin or clarinet, viola, and piano Genre_with Winds/Strings/Piano String Quartet after Mendelssohn inCode: JP5109 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0324 7 Robert Kahn (1865 1951) wrote no orchestral music, concentrating instead on choral and chamber music. His compositional style strongly favored Romantic harmonies with the texture and scoring influenced by Brahms. His Serenade, op. 23 was first published in 1923. Although originally scored for oboe, horn and piano, alternate possibilities were also provided including clarinet or violin in place of the oboe and viola