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Nobunaga
Noten für flexibles Ensemble.
| Artikel Nr.: | BRENMS84191 |
|---|---|
| Komponist: | Eiji Suzuki |
| Stufe: | 4 |
| Dauer: | 5:00 |
| Verlag: | Brain Music |
| Größe: | A4 21x29,7cm |
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Innerhalb von 1 Werktag4 Bb Clarinets | Bb Bass Clarinet
This work is rescored into a clarinet quintet using the material of my original brass band work, "NOBUNAGA -A Shaft of Light in the Renaissance".
It was commissioned by "Concerto D'amore", led by Seiji Sagawa, and premiered by that group.
Shogun Nobunaga Oda was one of the first military commanders to listen to Western music in Japan. Using the melody of Josquin des Prez's A Thousand Regrets, which he presumed to have heard, the hardships of Western music's history of being accepted in Japan and the hardships of Nobunaga's own life are superimposed.
Please use G.P. effectively and enjoy the transition of time with tone that is not forced.
(Eiji Suzuki)
This work is rescored into a clarinet quintet using the material of my original brass band work, "NOBUNAGA -A Shaft of Light in the Renaissance".
It was commissioned by "Concerto D'amore", led by Seiji Sagawa, and premiered by that group.
Shogun Nobunaga Oda was one of the first military commanders to listen to Western music in Japan. Using the melody of Josquin des Prez's A Thousand Regrets, which he presumed to have heard, the hardships of Western music's history of being accepted in Japan and the hardships of Nobunaga's own life are superimposed.
Please use G.P. effectively and enjoy the transition of time with tone that is not forced.
(Eiji Suzuki)
ENMS-84191