SKU: BT.AMP-035-140

Kaleidoscope is a set of five variations of on the ‘Brugger Lied’ (Brugg Song) which is the traditional song of the town of Brugg. The lyrics tell of the geography, people and traditions of this charming and historic town, which is situated in the north of Switzerland, near to the German border, about halfway between Basel and Zurich.Each variation is based on tiny extracts of the theme, the whole piece therefore resembling the effect of a kaleidoscope, which juxtaposes small fragments of colour in a constantly changing pattern.

Kaleidoscope is een set van vijf variaties op Das Brugger Lied, het traditionele lied van de plaats Brugg. De tekst gaat over de omgeving, inwoners en tradities van deze historische stad, die is gelegen in het noordenvan Zwitserland, dicht bij de Duitse grens, tussen Basel en Zürich. De variaties zijn gebaseerd op minuscule samenvattingen van de thema’s. Zo doet het hele stuk denken aan een caleidoscoop, die bij de kleinste bewegingen steedsweer afwisselende figuren toont.

Kaleidoscope ist ein Set von fünf Variationen zum Brugger Lied, dem traditionellen Lied der Stadt Brugg. Der Text erzählt von der Landschaft, den Menschen und den Traditionen dieser bezaubernden historischen, im Norden der Schweiz gelegenen Stadt. Die Variationen beruhen auf winzigen Auszügen des Themas. So erinnert das ganze Stück an ein Kaleidoskop, das sich aus kleinen Farbelementen in wandelnden Mustern immer wieder neu zusammensetzt.

Kalediscope è un insieme di cinque variazioni sul Brugger Lied, la canzone tradizionale della citt di Brugg. Le parole evocano la posizione geografica, gli abitanti e le tradizioni di questa ridente citt storica situata nel nord della svizzera, vicino alla frontiera con la Germania, tra Basilea e Zurigo. Le variazioni sono basate su brevi estratti del tema, a mo’ di un caleidoscopio che giustappone piccoli frammenti di colori in un motivo in costante cambiamento.

SKU: BT.CMP-0716-03-040

Powhatan County, Virginia was named after the great Native-American Chief Powhatan, whose confederacy of tribes once dominated the costal Virginia plain. He is most remembered for being the father of Pocahontas. His people are best known as the Native Americans who helped the Jamestown colonists survive. Several of these original tribes still exist today. The composer was inspired by the essence of this region and the James River which borders the northern portion of the county.