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Rakuichi-Rakuza No. 2
Partitions pour sextuor/septuor/octuor de cuivres.
| Article no.: | BRENMS84572 |
|---|---|
| Compositeur: | Shuhei Tamura |
| Niveau: | 3½ |
| Durée: | 4:50 |
| Editeur: | Brain Music |
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Sous 1 jour ouvrableBb Trumpet 1 | Bb Trumpet 2 | Bb Trumpet 3 (optional) | F Horn | Trombone 1 | Trombone 2 (optional) | Euphonium | Tuba
Composed in 2021, RAKUICHI-RAKUZA No.2 was commissioned by six brass players of NP Wind Ensemble for ensemble contest.
The NP Wind Ensemble had previously programmed my "Raku Ichirakuza - Sakura no Sho" (No. 1), and because of our friendship, they asked me to create a piece in series. Although I have not set a specific story for either piece, play and express it differently from other work.
In the distant past, what kind of people lived in this place where I am standing, and what kind of life did they lead? We can imagine from picture scrolls and artifacts that perhaps it was a freer and more enjoyable world. As composer, I would be happy if you could feel a page of that Japanese history and a particular story in this piece and express it as much as you wish in the world of the work.
(Shuhei Tamura)
Composed in 2021, RAKUICHI-RAKUZA No.2 was commissioned by six brass players of NP Wind Ensemble for ensemble contest.
The NP Wind Ensemble had previously programmed my "Raku Ichirakuza - Sakura no Sho" (No. 1), and because of our friendship, they asked me to create a piece in series. Although I have not set a specific story for either piece, play and express it differently from other work.
In the distant past, what kind of people lived in this place where I am standing, and what kind of life did they lead? We can imagine from picture scrolls and artifacts that perhaps it was a freer and more enjoyable world. As composer, I would be happy if you could feel a page of that Japanese history and a particular story in this piece and express it as much as you wish in the world of the work.
(Shuhei Tamura)
Brass Sextet/Septet/Octet,ENMS-84572