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| Saturday Night, 1937 "Elinor Remick Warren's 'Quintet for Woodwinds and Horn' was infinitely superior to Beethoven's bagatelles for several trombones ... Miss Warren's Quintet is interesting in material and polished in workmanship. ... Of the songs, Miss Warren is again preeminent; her numbers are widely used by internationally famous singers." Francis Kendig |
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Catalog of the Works of
Elinor Remick Warren
For Key to Annotations and list of other categories, see first page of Catalog of Works.
Works for Chamber Group
| Quintet for Woodwinds and Horn | ||
| Pub | Manuscript | |
| Date | Circa 1935-36 | |
| Prem | January 23, 1940, San Francisco; San Francisco Woodwind Quintette | |
| Inst | Fl., Ob., Cl., Bssn., Hn. | |
| Loc | Composer | |
| Sonnets for Soprano and String Quartet | ||
| Text | Edna St. Vincent Millay (from Fatal Interview - Sonnets 7, 11, 35, 52) | |
| Pub | Carl Fischer, New York | |
| Date | 1954 | |
| Copy | 1974 | |
| Prem | September 26, 1954, Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Musart String Quartet, Patricia Beems, soloist | |
| Inst | Vln. 1, Vln. 2, Vla., Cello | |
| Loc | Carl Fischer, New York (Rental Library); NN, PP, AWC, CLU, DLC | |
| Time | 15 minutes | |