Matériel : Partition + CD
SKU: HL.44003638
ISBN 9789043104098. UPC: 073999504453. English-German-French-Dutch.
6 solo parts for Bb trumpet/cornet and Bb flugelhorn from concert band works by famous Dutch composer Jacob de Haan, including: Free World Fantasy * Hanseatic Suite * Variazioni in Blue * The Universal Band Collection * Queen's Park Melody * Concerto d'Amore.
ISBN 9789043104098. UPC: 073999504453. English-German-French-Dut ch.
SKU: BT.AMP-513-010
English-German-French- Dutch.
Pulcinell a was commissioned by the Taiwanese euphonium player Tzu-Hsiang Lin. Lin is a renowned soloist and teacher and a Besson Euphonium Artist. He teaches euphonium at Taipei National University of the Arts, National Taiwan University of Arts, Shih Chien University and National Kaohsiung Normal University. Lin gave the premiere of Pulcinella in both its concert band and brass band versions in January 2021. Pulcinella continues Sparke’s series of euphonium solos named after characters of the Italian commedia dell’arte and opens with a long and expressive minor melody for the soloist over a brooding accompaniment. This is taken up briefly by the full band and is extended by the soloist after a change of key. A cadenza, accompanied by fragments of the main melody leads to a complete change of mood, tempo and tonality, introducing a Vivo section starting with a perky syncopated tune for the soloist. The band then uses elements of this new tune to introduce a change of key, where the soloist introduces a more lyrical second subject over a pulsing accompaniment. The band then takes this up and changes key to reintroduce the original Vivo melody, which leads to a short and acrobatic coda to bring the work to a spectacular close. Pulcinella werd geschreven in opdracht van de Taiwanese eufoniumspeler Tzu-Hsiang Lin. Lin is een gerenommeerd solist en leraar en een Besson Euphonium Artist. Hij geeft eufoniumles aan de Taipei National University of the Arts, de National Taiwan University of Arts, de Shih Chien University en de National Kaohsiung Normal University. In januari 2021 bracht Lin de première van Pulcinella in zowel de versie voor harmonieorkest als die voor brassband. Pulcinella is een vervolg binnen Sparkes serie eufoniumsolo’s waarin personages uit de Italiaanse commedia dell’arte de hoofdrol spelen. Het werk opent met een lange, expressieve mineurmelodie voor de solist, boven een sonore begeleiding. Deze wordt kortstondig door het complete orkest overgenomen en dan na een modulatie door de solist verder uitgewerkt. Een cadens, begeleid door fragmenten van de hoofdmelodie, mondt uit in een totaal andere sfeer, tempo en tonaliteit, met de introductie van een Vivo-gedeelte dat begint met een pittige, gesyncopeerde passage voor de solist. Het orkest gebruikt elementen hieruit om een nieuwe modulatie in te voeren, waarbij de solist een lyrischer tweede thema boven een pulserende begeleiding introduceert. Het orkest neemt dit dan over en verandert van toonsoort om naar de originele Vivo-melodie terug te keren, die naar een korte, acrobatische coda leidt en het werk op spectaculaire wijze afsluit. Pulcinella wurde von dem taiwanesischen Euphoniumspieler Tzu-Hsiang Lin in Auftrag gegeben, einem bekannten Solisten, Lehrer und Besson Euphonium Artist“. Er unterrichtet Euphonium an der Taipei National University of the Arts, der National Taiwan University of Arts, der Shih Chien University und an der National Kaohsiung Normal University. Tzu-Hsiang Lin spielte im Januar 2021 die Uraufführungen von Pulcinella, sowohl die Version mit Blasorchesterbegleitung als auch die mit Brass-Band-Begleitung. Mit Pulcinella setzt sich Philip Sparkes Serie mit Stücken für Euphonium solo fort, die nach Charakteren der italienischen Commedia dell’Arte benannt sind. Das Werk beginnt mit einer langen und ausdrucksvollen Melodie des Solisten in Moll über einer düsteren Begleitung. Die Melodie wird vom gesamten Blasorchester kurz übernommen und durch den Solisten nach einem Tonartwechsel erweitert. Eine Kadenz, begleitet von Fragmenten der Hauptmelodie, führt zu einer kompletten Veränderung von Stimmung, Tempo und Tonalität und leitet einen Vivo-Abschnitt ein, der mit einer munteren synkopierten Melodie des Solisten beginnt. Das Blasorchester greift Elemente der neuen Melodie auf, um einen Tonartwechsel einzuführen, wobei der Solist ein lyrischeres zweites Thema über einer pulsierenden Begleitung vorstellt. Das Blasorchester greift dieses wiederum auf, wechselt die Tonart und übernimmt erneut die ursprüngliche Vivo-Melodie. Eine kurze und technisch anspruchsvolle Coda leitet in einen fulminanten Schluss über. Pulcinella est une commande du joueur d’euphonium taiwanais Tzu-Hsiang Lin. Lin est un soliste et professeur renommé ainsi qu’un « Besson Euphonium Artist ». Il enseigne l’Université nationale des arts de Taipei, l’Université nationale des arts de Taiwan, l’Université de Shih Chien et École normale nationale de Kaohsiung. Lin a créé Pulcinella dans ses deux versions pour harmonie et pour brass band en janvier 2021. Avec , Sparke élargit sa série de solos pour euphonium nommés d’après des personnages de la commedia dell’arte italienne. La pièce débute avec une longue mélodie expressive en mineur pour le soliste sur un accompagnement sombre. Cette mélodie est reprise brièvement par l’orchestre entier et prolongée par le soliste après un changement de tonalité. Accompagnée par des fragments de la mélodie principale, une cadence mène un changement total de climat, de tempo et de tonalité, introduisant une section Vivo qui débute avec un air syncopé enjoué pour l’euphonium. L’orchestre emploie alors des éléments de cet nouvelle mélodie pour mener un changement de tonalité où le soliste introduit un second sujet plus lyrique sur un accompagnement entraînant. L’orchestre reprend ce thème et change de tonalité pour réintroduire la mélodie Vivo d’origine, qui mène une courte coda acrobatique avant une conclusion spectaculaire.
SKU: BT.AMP-513-140
SKU: IS.WE6435EM
ISBN 9790365064359.
Sir Dirk Brossé, music director at the Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra, is a versatile composer of orchestral and symphonic repertoire, chamber music, film & musical. His compositions are performed worldwide by the most prominent orchestras and soloists. About the new series of 10 Musical Postcards for wind band, Dirk says the following: Composing is a commitment; it is my life’s mission. For me composing means creating a vacuum around myself and allowing myself to be submerged by impressions. It is a continual struggle between fantasy and reality, between dream and reality. Out of chaos of sounds and emotions I try to order my thoughts by juggling shreds of melodies, original chords, striking sound colours and alternating rhythms. Melody, harmony, rhythm and sound colours are finally balanced to generate a harmonious universe. This series of ten ‘Musical Postcards’ are a reflection of my travels, thoughts, discoveries and musical career so far, which has brought me around the globe. I look forward to you joining me on this voyage of discovery….
SKU: IS.WE6437EM
ISBN 9790365064373.
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ISBN 9790365064397.
SKU: IS.WE6434EM
ISBN 9790365064342.
SKU: IS.WE6438EM
ISBN 9790365064380.
SKU: IS.WE6442EM
ISBN 9790365064427.
SKU: IS.WE6436EM
ISBN 9790365064366.
SKU: IS.WE6433EM
ISBN 9790365064335.
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ISBN 9790365064403.
SKU: IS.WE6441EM
ISBN 9790365064410.
SKU: SU.50600021
Imstrumentation : Solo Horn & Wind Ensemble Duration: Composed: 2004 Published by: Dunsinane Music Composer's Note: Great Scott! was commissioned by Mary Ann Craig, Director of Bands at Montclair State University for the MSU Wind Ensemble, and is dedicated to Mr. Jeffrey Scott. A work in one movement, Great Scott! may be heard as a stream of consciousness in the mind of the soloist. The work opens with the soloist quietly reflecting. The remnants of a dance tune are heard in the lower brass, as if from a radio, and the soloist unselfconsciously incorporates this material into his musings. He is joined by the ensemble, which reiterates and makes emphatic the soloist’s reflections. A variation of the dance tune, now integrated with the soloist’s ideas, is heard in the saxophones, soon joined by the French horn, gradually leading to a quieter section that again incorporates and expands the gathering musical materials. This leads to the central, lyric section of the piece—where the soloist returns to his initial musings, now amplified by the ensemble. This time, the dance music is not heard separately—in essence, it has been re-constructed by the soloist with contributions from the ensemble. A fanfare-like section follows, featuring brass and timpani. After a brief pause, the opening material is heard a final time, now with an active, rapid surface, as the piece rushes to a close.
SKU: SS.50600020
Composer's Note: Great Scott! was commissioned by Mary Ann Craig, Director of Bands at Montclair State University for the MSU Wind Ensemble, and is dedicated to Mr. Jeffrey Scott. A work in one movement, Great Scott! may be heard as a stream of consciousness in the mind of the soloist. The work opens with the soloist quietly reflecting. The remnants of a dance tune are heard in the lower brass, as if from a radio, and the soloist unselfconsciously incorporates this material into his musings. He is joined by the ensemble, which reiterates and makes emphatic the soloist's reflections. A variation of the dance tune, now integrated with the soloist's ideas, is heard in the saxophones, soon joined by the French horn, gradually leading to a quieter section that again incorporates and expands the gathering musical materials. This leads to the central, lyric section of the piece - where the soloist returns to his initial musings, now amplified by the ensemble. This time, the dance music is not heard separately - in essence, it has been re-constructed by the soloist with contributions from the ensemble. A fanfare-like section follows, featuring brass and timpani. After a brief pause, the opening material is heard a final time, now with an active, rapid surface, as the piece rushes to a close.
SKU: HL.4007161
UPC: 840126965711.
Pulci nella was commissioned by the Taiwanese euphonium player Tzu-Hsiang Lin. Lin is a renowned soloist and teacher and a Besson Euphonium Artist. He teacher euphonium at Taipei National University of the Arts, National Taiwan University of Arts, Shih Chien University and National Kaohsiung Normal University. Lin gave the premiere of Pulcinella in both its concert band and brass band versions in January 2021. Pulcinella continues Sparke's series of euphonium solos named after characters of the Italian commedia dell'arte and opens with a long and expressive minor melody for the soloist over a brooding accompaniment. This is taken up briefly by the full band and is extended by the soloist after a change of key. A cadenza, accompanied by fragments of the main melody leads to a complete change of mood, tempo and tonality, introducing a Vivo section starting with a perky syncopated tune for the soloist. The band then uses elements of this new tune to introduce a change of key, where the soloist introduces a more lyrical second subject over a pulsing accompaniment. The band then takes this up and changes key to reintroduce the original Vivo melody, which leads to a short and acrobatic coda to bring the work to a spectacular close.
SKU: HL.4007162
UPC: 840126965728.
SKU: HL.4007495
UPC: 196288058915.
Pulci nella was commissioned by the Taiwanese euphonium player Tzu-Hsiang Lin. Lin is a renowned soloist and teacher and a Besson Euphonium Artist. He teaches euphonium at Taipei National University of the Arts, National Taiwan University of Arts, Shih Chien University and National Kaohsiung Normal University. Pulcinella continues SparkeÂ’s series of euphonium solos named after characters of the Italian commedia dellÂ’arte and opens with a long and expressive minor melody for the soloist over a brooding accompaniment. This is taken up briefly by the piano and is extended by the soloist after a change of key. A cadenza, accompanied by fragments of the main melody leads to a complete change of mood, tempo and tonality, introducing a Vivo section starting with a perky syncopated tune for the soloist. The piano then uses elements of this new tune to introduce a change of key, where the soloist introduces a more lyrical second subject over a pulsing accompaniment. The piano then takes this up and changes key to reintroduce the original Vivo melody, which leads to a short and acrobatic coda to bring the work to a spectacular close.