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| Composer : Arranger : | Vadhanasiriphongs, Bhannavichaya (1985 - ) | ||
| Instrumentation : | Saxophone quartet | ||
| Style : | Classical | ||
| Publisher : | Vadhanasiriphongs, Bhannavichaya | ||
| Date : | 2016 | ||
| Copyright : | Copyright © Bhannavichaya Vadhanasiriphongs | ||
| Added by bhannavichaya-vadhanasiriphongs, 05 Aug 2016 A unique program music for Saxophone Quartet, A Bull Shark in Mae-Klong was inspired based on composer’s interested in aquatic animals. In Thailand, unlike in Australia, South Africa or America, Bull Shark are rarely seen in river. The caught of sharks in river system are often exciting and fascinating. The link in English about Bull Shark caught in river in Thailand could be observed on the link http://www.fishsiam.com/thailand-fishing-bull-sharks-an d-stingrays-1050.html. The piece stimulated life of a young Bull Shark which pass through Mae-Klong River in Ratchaburi Province. The story located close to Chulalongkorn Bridge, which across this river at downtown Ratchaburi. This piece has quoted various theme. The story starts from the sunrise in the morning over Mae-Klong river. In the first section, The piece starts from sunrise scene in the morning. The William Tell theme was being quote because the theme was often used to describe the sunrise scene in Warner-Brother cartoons. Then, the scene moves to the river. Moldau was being quoted because this piece mentions about river. After the scene of nature were presented, the piece is mentioned morning life of people around Mae-Klong, which mostly are fishermen. The motive from Sri-Ayudhya is being quoted to shows Thai character. In the rush morning, traffic in Thailand mostly heavy even on the Chulalongkorn Bridge. The motive from Rhapsody in Blue, which scened the rush in subway from the Fantasia-2000 and theme Maha-Chulalongkorn are being quoted. At the second section, the piece come to focus on a dorsal fin appears on the water surface. The Jaws’ theme strongly shows that a shark is nearby although Jaw and Bull Shark are different species. This section mostly mentions a shark that comes to hunt around Mae-Klong river. The last section, occurs in the evening, describes that the shark is trapped into the seine. The shark fights its best to survive. However, it could not escape from the seine and slowly died. The climax from Danse Macabre is being quoted on the shark death’s moment. The scene returns to the people nearby, the evening traffic on the bridge, the river and the sunset. At the end of the piece, a fisherman found the death Bull Shark caught in their seine. (from http://thainews.prd.go.th/website_th/news/news_detail/T NSOC5807230010008) | |||
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