Lilacs

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"Lilacs" is a notable work by American composer George Walker, recognized for its poignant musical setting of Walt Whitman’s elegy on the death of Abraham Lincoln.

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instanceOf musical composition
basedOn When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d NERFINISHED
composer George Walker NERFINISHED
composerNationality American
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dedicatedTo memory of Abraham Lincoln
genre classical music
vocal-orchestral work
hasInfluence American concert repertoire
hasInstrumentation voice and orchestra
hasLiterarySourceAuthor Walt Whitman NERFINISHED
hasPart chorus
orchestra
soprano solo
hasTheme American Civil War NERFINISHED
mourning
remembrance
hasTitleLanguage English
hasVocalForces chorus
soprano
languageOfText English
movementType continuous
notableFor poignant musical setting of Walt Whitman’s elegy on Abraham Lincoln
partOfTradition American art music
subject death of Abraham Lincoln NERFINISHED
textAuthor Walt Whitman NERFINISHED
textType elegy
usesPoem When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d NERFINISHED

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George Walker notableWork Lilacs