SKU: BT.DHP-1145328-401
ISBN 9789043135757. 9x12 inches. English-German-French-Dutch.
Itaru Sakai’s CONCERTO FOR EUPHONIUM is written in an appealingromantic style. The first movement, marked by a moving theme, is followed by a slow, lyrical second movement. A rapid third movement in rondo form requires great virtuosity of the soloistwho can truly shine withthis work.Wil je al je virtuositeit eens laten zien? Dan is dit driedelige werk van Itaru Sakai iets voor jou. De verschillende delen zitten vol afwisseling. Zo is het eerste, snelle deel geschreven in de vorm van een sonate. Deel twee is langzaamen voert daarbij een dialoog met thema's uit het eerste deel. Het derde deel is nog sneller dan het eerste deel en hierin zijn ook oriëntaalse klanken verwerkt. Kortom: een concerto vol variatie!Itaru Sakai CONCERTO FOR EUPHONIUM AND BAND ist in einem romantischen Stil geschrieben. Der von einem bewegten Thema geprägte erste Satz geht in einen langsameren, gesanglichen zweiten Satz über. Ein sehr schneller dritter Satz in Rondo-Formerfordert höchste Virtuosität von einem Solisten, der mit diesem Werk wahrhaft glänzen kann.Composé par Itaru Sakai, Concerto for Euphonium and Band constitue une véritable prouesse musicale, mettant en valeur l'ensemble des possibilités techniques et expressives de l'euphonium. Le soliste développe de grandes arabesques virtuoses qui s’enchaînent avec un naturel confondant dans un univers alliant glissements harmoniques et régularité technique. La richesse des timbres de l'euphonium s'exprime par de majestueuses envolées et par une ligne mélodique vive et fluide.Composto da Itaru Sakai, Concerto for Euphonium and Band è una vera prodezza musicale, che mette in evidenza tutte le possibilit tecniche ed espressive dell'eufonio. Il solista sviluppa grandi arabeschi virtuosi collegati con una miscela armonica affascinante.
SKU: CY.CC2769
As the title suggests the work dying and dancing for Euphonium solo and Piano accompaniment is in two parts, which are played without a pause between the two.The first part, an adagio, is not necessarily meant to be evocative of the actual act of passing away, but more perhaps of the contemplation and reflection upon one's life as that time approaches, and particularly of sorrow over regret and disappointment. The unsettled mood of the music reflects this bitterness, and stands in contrast to the expansive peace of the grave, heard at the beginning and end of the adagio.Dance, with ironic wit, the second part, is the other side of the same coin; perhaps humor of the gallows describes its spirit. At once fatalist and mocking, it brings to mind the words of the ancient teacher Koheleth, The heart of the wise is in the house of mourning; but the heart of fools is in the house of mirth. I was pleased to compose dying and dancing in 2013 for Mark Kellogg, a superb Euphonium artist and my former trombone iProfessor at the Eastman School of Music.
SKU: CY.CC2737
Debussy's General Lavine - eccentric, is taken from his Book II of Piano Preludes written in 1912. It is in the style of a Cakewalk, a dance developed in the late 19th century at get-togethers on slave plantations in the southern United States. The music is based on Edward Lavine, a famous vaudeville performer whose act was presented at the Marigny Theatre around the same time. It is the only work by Debussy composed as a musical portrait for a human personality.The music of about 3 minutes in length is appropriate for advanced performers.
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