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Dance Sequences for Double Bass Quartet #4 Contrebasses #INTERMÉDIAIRE/AVANCÉ #Contemporain #Graham Boag #Dance Sequences for Double Bas #Graham Boag #SheetMusicPlus

Double Bass,String Bass Solo - Level 4 - SKU: A0.780067 Composed by Graham Boag. Contemporary. Individual part. 64 pages. Graham Boag #6211521. Publishe...(+)

Double Bass,String Bass Solo - Level 4 - SKU: A0.780067 Composed by Graham Boag. Contemporary. Individual part. 64 pages. Graham Boag #6211521. Published by Graham Boag (A0.780067). Dance Sequences was composed during the first lockdown of last year. It is in four movements each with its own character.Prelude - â€˜Pagan Danceâ€™ is highly rhythmic with angular melodic lines throughout with some release in the middle of all the raw emotion. As a result of this there is no clear tonal center in this movement. Perhaps a reflection on what was going on in the World at that point.Lament â€“ â€˜Slow Danceâ€™ is more reflective almost Hymn like in its approach and has a clear tonal center around C minor with lyrical lines being passed from Bass 1 to Bass 2.The Wonky Waltz is more lighthearted in style as the title suggests it doesnâ€™t quite know what to be with changing time signatures, perhaps a hint of the Tango thrown in before we finally feel a â€˜Waltzâ€™ pulse in the final few bars.Final Dance is another energetic movement that combines simple and compound time signatures to give a feeling of constant change and rhythmic contrast. The rhythmic pulse is highlighted with the use of Col Legno in two sections giving a more of a percussive effect. As the movement builds to the final Bartok pizz snap by all four players the ensemble are in homophonic harmony.I hope you enjoy listening to â€˜Dance Sequencesâ€™.This audio was produced using NotePerformer 3 in Sibelius Ultimate, just follow this YouTube link:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUIBlHeZRjGSMoBRLoqwwGVGzdsBNeWOaI am delighted to finally be able to announce that the sheet music is now available for purchase and I would love to hear from any ensembles that perform this.Many thanks.