Wij gebruiken cookies om uw ervaring beter te maken. Om te voldoen aan de cookie wetgeving, vragen we uw toestemming om de cookies te plaatsen. Meer informatie.
<< Terug naar overzicht
Terpsichore II, Wind Octet
Bladmuziek voor blazers oktet.
| Artikel nr.: | BRENMS84030 |
|---|---|
| Componist: | Kazuhiro Morita |
| Graad: | 5 |
| Duur: | 5:50 |
| Uitgever: | Brain Music |
| Afmeting: | A4 21x29,7cm |
Sample(s):
Bekijk meer in deze categorieën
€ 36,00
Incl. BTW
Beschikbaarheid :
Op voorraadVerzonden :
Binnen 1 werkdagI. II. III.
Eb Clarinet | Bb Clarinet | Eb Alto Saxophone | Bb Trumpet | Trombone | Euphonium | Tuba | [Percussion] Glockenspiel, Xylophone
In the autumn of 1994, this work was commissioned by Kawagoe Technical High School Band for ensemble contest as was "Terpsichore I" in the previous year. The unusual instrumentation included single reed woodwinds, four-part brass and keyboard percussion responding to Kawagoe's limited membership.
Some of Terpsichore's 312 dance movements arranged and edited by Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) are widely known as standards in the genres of early music and chamber brass. It was a challenge to modernize early dance music using only melodies from Praetorius, altering rhythms and harmonies freely. This work adheres less to the original than Terpsichore I and is strongly affected by my inspiration for this peculiar instrumentation.
Terpsichore II was revised for wind band in 1997 and released as "Suite Villanesca", later performed by the Garde Republicaine Band of France.
(Kazuhiro Morita)
Eb Clarinet | Bb Clarinet | Eb Alto Saxophone | Bb Trumpet | Trombone | Euphonium | Tuba | [Percussion] Glockenspiel, Xylophone
In the autumn of 1994, this work was commissioned by Kawagoe Technical High School Band for ensemble contest as was "Terpsichore I" in the previous year. The unusual instrumentation included single reed woodwinds, four-part brass and keyboard percussion responding to Kawagoe's limited membership.
Some of Terpsichore's 312 dance movements arranged and edited by Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) are widely known as standards in the genres of early music and chamber brass. It was a challenge to modernize early dance music using only melodies from Praetorius, altering rhythms and harmonies freely. This work adheres less to the original than Terpsichore I and is strongly affected by my inspiration for this peculiar instrumentation.
Terpsichore II was revised for wind band in 1997 and released as "Suite Villanesca", later performed by the Garde Republicaine Band of France.
(Kazuhiro Morita)
ENMS-84030