Format : Score
SKU: HL.44007105
ISBN 9789043126342. UPC: 884088163020. 9x12 inches. English-German-French-Dutch.
Dedicated to the first worldwide hit in 5/4 - Take Five, Gimme Five! uses a rhythm that is identical to the classic jazz hit. It also reflects the semi-modal approached used by saxophonist Paul Desmond when he performed one of the few jazz melodies that is instantly recognisable. This swinging piece will bring back memories of the Dave Brubeck Quartet and will be extremely popular with both players and audiences. Dit is een ode aan de eerste wereldwijde hit in de 5/4 maatsoort - Take Five van saxofonist Paul Desmond. Het basisritme is identiek aan dat van Take Five, namelijk een groepje van drie gevolgd door een groepje van tweekwartnoten. Behalve het ritme weerspiegelt Gimme Five de semi-modale benadering van Desmonds klassieker. In de openingspassage komen frasen van steeds twee maten naar voren, die op elkaar worden gestapeld, waardoor hetmodale effect wordt gecreeerd. Een geslaagde compositie, die niet onderdoet voor Desmonds klassieker!Gimme Five! ist dem ersten weltweiten Hit im 5/4-Takt gewidmet - Take Five vom Saxophonisten Paul Desmond. Ausser der rhythmischen Ahnlichkeit, spiegelt sich in Gimme Five! auch der semi-modale Ansatz von Desmonds Klassiker wider. In den Eroffnungstakten erzeugen zweitaktige ubereinander gelagerte Ostinato-Phrasen den modalen Effekt. Eine gelungene Komposition, die sich hinter Desmonds Klassiker nicht zu verstecken braucht! Gimme Five! e un omaggio musicale al primo grande successo in 5/4, Take Five del sassofonista Paul Desmond. La pulsazione fondamentale e identica a quella del jazz classico. Oltre all'assomiglianza ritmica, i due brani condividono l'approccio semi-modale utilizzato da Paul Desmond.
SKU: PR.114420240
ISBN 9781491136195. UPC: 680160682034.
Perfect for pops concerts, SUITE NO. 3 provides a quaint time capsule of jazz-inspired classical music from 1939, soon after Gershwin’s death, and just before the hard-edged modern jazz of the 1940s. In this fast-slow-fast suite, “Take Five†refers only to relaxing for a few minutes (not the song composed decades later), and “B-Bop Major†is a musical pun that must have been added later.
SKU: HL.49045283
ISBN 9790001162470. UPC: 841886028913. 9.0x12.0x0.073 inches.
Take Seven is a tried and trusted showpiece with audience appeal. The title Take Seven is of course a play on Paul Desmond's famous Take Five and its recording by the Dave Brubeck Quartet. As there, the rhythms in this piece are largely based on an asymmetric metre - in this case, 7/4 time. Unlike most jazz pieces with an uneven metre, however, Take Seven goes through various moods, sections and tempo changes, illuminating the main theme from different angles.
SKU: PE.EP12569
ISBN 9790014139773. German.
take nine by Bernhard Gander is an 12-minute work for a 12-part ensemble scored for: BCl(Cl), CbCl, Cbsn(Bsn) : Hn, Tpt, Tba : Perc : Pf : Vln, Vla, Vlc, DB. The work is based on rhythms in 9/16 and 9/8 time, but also 8/16, 8/8, 10/16 and 10/8 beats, which may seem complex at first, but sounds transparent to the audience. The main musical inspirations of Bernhard Gander are rock and heavy metal along with the jazz classics Take Five and Blue Rondo a la Turk by Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond.
take nine was commissioned by the Ensemble Intercontemporain and premiered on 23 March 2012 at the Centre Pompidou, Paris conducted by Pablo Heras-Casado.
The full score (EP 125569) is available for sale as part of the Peters Contemporary Library. The performance material can be hired. This product is Printed on Demand and may take several weeks to fulfill. Please order from your favorite retailer.
SKU: AP.46164
UPC: 038081529028. English.
Yep, it's in 4/4 not 5/4. A clever chart on a super classic that everyone will recognize, young or old. The bossa nova tempo is around 130 BPM and there are written suggested solos for piano and alto sax. Lead trumpet range is to written B-flat above the staff, and an interlude reoccurs to offer contrast. It all works great! Take Five has been skillfully arranged by John Zontek. (4:50).
