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In page Rebecca Clarke (composer):
"Clarke composed no large scale works such as symphonies. Her total output of compositions comprises 52 songs, 11 choral works, 21 chamber pieces, the Piano Trio, and the Viola Sonata.[3] Her work was all but forgotten for a long period of time, but interest in it was revived in 1976 following a radio broadcast in celebration of her ninetieth birthday. Over half of Clarke's compositions remain unpublished and in the personal possession of her heirs, along with most of her writings.[5] However, in the early 2000s more of her works were printed and recorded.[6] Examples of recent publications include two string quartets and Morpheus, published in 2002.[2]
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