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Sonata from 'die Bänkelsängerlieder'. Un cantastoria ou Bänkelsänger – allemand pour chanteur des rues – était un musicien de voyage qui faisait de la musique dans les rues et places, en compagnie de ses collègues. Die Bänkelsängerlieder (chansons des artistes de rue) viennent du XVIIe siècle. Robert van Beringen, connu pour ses arrangements attractifs de mélodies classiques, a créé une transcription musicale pour orchestre d’harmonie basée sur cette musique typique. / Niveau : 3 / Classique / Recueil / Concert Band ou Harmonie
SKU: BT.DHP-1165681-140
English-German-French- Dutch.
A cantastoria or Bänkelsänger German for busker was a travelling musician who made music in streets and squares, together with his colleagues. Die Bänkelsängerlieder< /I> (buskers songs) originally stem from the seventeenth century. Robert van Beringen, who is known for his attractive arrangements of classical melodies, created a colourful transcription for wind band based on this characteristic music. Een cantastoria of Bänkelsänger Duits voor straatzanger was een rondreizende muzikant die samen met zijn collega’s musiceerde in straten en op pleinen. Die Bänkelsängerlieder< /I> stammen oorspronkelijk uit de zeventiende eeuw. Robert van Beringen, die bekendstaat om zijn fraaie arrangementen van klassieke melodieën, maakte van deze karakteristieke muziek een kleurrijke transcriptie voor blaasorkest. Ein Cantastoria“ oder Bänkelsänger war ein reisender Musiker, der auf den Straßen und Plätzen zusammen mit seinen Kollegen Musik machte. Die Bänkelsängerlieder< /I> stammen ursprünglich aus dem 17. Jahrhundert. Robert van Beringen, der für seine attraktiven Arrangements klassischer Melodien bekannt ist, hat eine abwechslungsreiche Bearbeitung dieser charakteristischen Musik für Blasorchester geschaffen. Un cantastoria ou Bänkelsänger allemand pour chanteur des rues était un musicien de voyage qui faisait de la musique dans les rues et places, en compagnie de ses collègues. Die Bänkelsängerlieder< /I> (chansons des artistes de rue) viennent du XVIIe siècle. Robert van Beringen, connu pour ses arrangements attractifs de mélodies classiques, a créé une transcription musicale pour orchestre d’harmonie basée sur cette musique typique. Van Beringen, noto per i suoi eccelsi riadattamenti di arie classiche, si è questa volta cimentato in una variopinta trascrizione per banda di soli fiati della musica tipica dei cantastorie, riuscendo sorprendentemente a tener vivo l’arcano fascino delle busker song.
SKU: BT.DHP-1165681-120
A cantastoria or Bänkelsänger German for busker was a travelling musician who made music in streets and squares, together with his colleagues. Die Bänkelsängerlieder< /I> (buskers songs) originally stem from the seventeenth century. Robert van Beringen, who is known for his attractive arrangements of classical melodies, created a colourful transcription for wind band based on this characteristic music. Een cantastoria of Bänkelsänger Duits voor straatzanger was een rondreizende muzikant die samen met zijn collega’s musiceerde in straten en op pleinen. Die Bänkelsängerlieder< /I> stammen oorspronkelijk uit de zeventiende eeuw. Robert van Beringen, die bekendstaat om zijn fraaie arrangementen van klassieke melodieën, maakte van deze karakteristieke muziek een kleurrijke transcriptie voor blaasorkest. Ein Cantastoria“ oder Bänkelsänger war ein reisender Musiker, der auf den Straßen und Plätzen zusammen mit seinen Kollegen Musik machte. Die Bänkelsängerlieder< /I> stammen ursprünglich aus dem 17. Jahrhundert. Robert van Beringen, der für seine attraktiven Arrangements klassischer Melodien bekannt ist, hat eine abwechslungsreiche Bearbeitung dieser charakteristischen Musik für Blasorchester geschaffen. Un cantastoria ou Bänkelsänger allemand pour chanteur des rues était un musicien de voyage qui faisait de la musique dans les rues et places, en compagnie de ses collègues. Die Bänkelsängerlieder< /I> (chansons des artistes de rue) viennent du XVIIe siècle. Robert van Beringen, connu pour ses arrangements attractifs de mélodies classiques, a créé une transcription musicale pour orchestre d’harmonie basée sur cette musique typique.
SKU: BT.DHP-1165681-020
SKU: BT.DHP-1165681-010
SKU: GI.G-10602B
ISBN 9781622776405.
This bundle includes the Quintet Score (G-10602) and all Quintet Parts (G-10603, G-10604, G-10605, G-10606, and G-10607). The main text (G-10601) is not included in this bundle. This advanced orchestral conducting resource features concise discussions of advanced technical and interpretive issues for 44 major orchestral works that all conductors will perform during their careers. The brief discussions that precede each score cover the full range of issues encountered in real conducting situations, and the accompanying online videos show Maestro Itkin demonstrating the techniques for each excerpt. All music examples have been faithfully reproduced from original scores, and Maestro Itkin has also arranged each excerpt for string quintet, ideal for the conducting class setting. With nearly a thousand performances to his credit, acclaimed conductor David Itkin shares the knowledge he has acquired over his decades in the profession. The Conductor’s Craft is for both up-and-coming conductors and seasoned professionals alike, equally beneficial for personal study or for use in a classroom or ensemble setting.  This volume is a real breakthrough aid for anyone studying or teaching conducting at any level. Written by David Itkin, a most distinguished and experienced conductor and teacher, it concentrates on all the vital techniques in the teaching of the craft. The accompanying video recordings also make this volume unique. This addition to the material for teaching conducting is truly revolutionary, and the selection of examples gets successfully to the point of each subject discussed. —Samuel Adler   Composer, conductor, author   Professor Emeritus, The Juilliard School, Eastman School of Music The Conductor’s Craft outlines a detailed plan and method for executing conductor training in advanced conducting studios. Itkin’s book is also an excellent reference for any teacher who instructs advanced students in a collegiate orchestral conducting program, as well as for up-and-coming professionals who are studying for a career in the field. Perhaps most important, an individual conductor can manage their own self-study with Maestro Itkin’s clear statements and explanations of the technical issues presented with each excerpt. This book gives individual conductor’s freedom to explore choices and alternatives to fix tricky passages in the provided musical examples. I love the book and will be using it in my studio. —Julius P. Williams   Artistic director and conductor, Berklee Contemporary Symphony Orchestra   President of the International Conductors Guild How refreshing to review a conducting book that deals with specificity of gesture as it relates to the music rather than mere concepts. Bravo to Maestro David Itkin for holding the aspiring conductor to task on issues of score study, execution, and style! —Mark Gibson   Director of Orchestral Studies, College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati   Author of The Beat Stops Here.
SKU: GI.G-10607
ISBN 9781622776184.
This advanced orchestral conducting resource features concise discussions of advanced technical and interpretive issues for 44 major orchestral works that all conductors will perform during their careers. The brief discussions that precede each score cover the full range of issues encountered in real conducting situations, and the accompanying online videos show Maestro Itkin demonstrating the techniques for each excerpt. All music examples have been faithfully reproduced from original scores, and Maestro Itkin has also arranged each excerpt for string quintet, ideal for the conducting class setting. With nearly a thousand performances to his credit, acclaimed conductor David Itkin shares the knowledge he has acquired over his decades in the profession. The Conductor’s Craft is for both up-and-coming conductors and seasoned professionals alike, equally beneficial for personal study or for use in a classroom or ensemble setting.  This volume is a real breakthrough aid for anyone studying or teaching conducting at any level. Written by David Itkin, a most distinguished and experienced conductor and teacher, it concentrates on all the vital techniques in the teaching of the craft. The accompanying video recordings also make this volume unique. This addition to the material for teaching conducting is truly revolutionary, and the selection of examples gets successfully to the point of each subject discussed. —Samuel Adler   Composer, conductor, author   Professor Emeritus, The Juilliard School, Eastman School of Music The Conductor’s Craft outlines a detailed plan and method for executing conductor training in advanced conducting studios. Itkin’s book is also an excellent reference for any teacher who instructs advanced students in a collegiate orchestral conducting program, as well as for up-and-coming professionals who are studying for a career in the field. Perhaps most important, an individual conductor can manage their own self-study with Maestro Itkin’s clear statements and explanations of the technical issues presented with each excerpt. This book gives individual conductor’s freedom to explore choices and alternatives to fix tricky passages in the provided musical examples. I love the book and will be using it in my studio. —Julius P. Williams   Artistic director and conductor, Berklee Contemporary Symphony Orchestra   President of the International Conductors Guild How refreshing to review a conducting book that deals with specificity of gesture as it relates to the music rather than mere concepts. Bravo to Maestro David Itkin for holding the aspiring conductor to task on issues of score study, execution, and style! —Mark Gibson   Director of Orchestral Studies, College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati   Author of The Beat Stops Here.
SKU: GI.G-10605
ISBN 9781622776160.
This advanced orchestral conducting resource features concise discussions of advanced technical and interpretive issues for 44 major orchestral works that all conductors will perform during their careers. The brief discussions that precede each score cover the full range of issues encountered in real conducting situations, and the accompanying online videos show Maestro Itkin demonstrating the techniques for each excerpt. All music examples have been faithfully reproduced from original scores, and Maestro Itkin has also arranged each excerpt for string quintet, ideal for the conducting class setting. With nearly a thousand performances to his credit, acclaimed conductor David Itkin shares the knowledge he has acquired over his decades in the profession. The Conductorââ¬â¢ s Craft is for both up-and-coming conductors and seasoned professionals alike, equally beneficial for personal study or for use in a classroom or ensemble setting. àThis volume is a real breakthrough aid for anyone studying or teaching conducting at any level. Written by David Itkin, a most distinguished and experienced conductor and teacher, it concentrates on all the vital techniques in the teaching of the craft. The accompanying video recordings also make this volume unique. This addition to the material for teaching conducting is truly revolutionary, and the selection of examples gets successfully to the point of each subject discussed. ââ¬âSamuel Adler ààComposer, conductor, author ààProfessor Emeritus, The Juilliard School, Eastman School of Music The Conductorââ¬â¢ s Craft outlines a detailed plan and method for executing conductor training in advanced conducting studios. Itkinââ¬â¢s book is also an excellent reference for any teacher who instructs advanced students in a collegiate orchestral conducting program, as well as for up-and-coming professionals who are studying for a career in the field. Perhaps most important, an individual conductor can manage their own self-study with Maestro Itkinââ¬â¢s clear statements and explanations of the technical issues presented with each excerpt. This book gives individual conductorââ¬â¢ s freedom to explore choices and alternatives to fix tricky passages in the provided musical examples. I love the book and will be using it in my studio. ââ¬âJulius P. Williams ààArtistic director and conductor, Berklee Contemporary Symphony Orchestra ààPresident of the International Conductors Guild How refreshing to review a conducting book that deals with specificity of gesture as it relates to the music rather than mere concepts. Bravo to Maestro David Itkin for holding the aspiring conductor to task on issues of score study, execution, and style! ââ¬âMark Gibson ààDirector of Orchestral Studies, College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati ààAuthor of The Beat Stops Here.
