Orchestra

SKU: BT.MUSM570365029

Composed by Luís Tinoco. Classical. Study Score. 56 pages. University of York Music Press #MUSM570365029. Published by University of York Music Press (BT.MUSM570365029).

English.

Study score for Lu s Tinoco 's Before Spring for Symphony Orchestra. Originally composed in 2010, this new Orchestral version was premièred by the Portuguese Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Joana Carneiro, at the S. Carlos Theatre in Lisbon on the 18th of January 2014. 'Before Spring' was originally scored for 16 players, following a commission from the OrchestrUtopica to be performed as a tribute piece to Stravinky’s 'The Rite of Spring'. It was premièred on the 29th of May 2010 by the OrchestrUtopica, conducted by Cesário Costa, at the CCB Centro Cultural de Belém, in Lisbon. Following a commission from OPART / Teatro Nacional de São Carlos, 'Before Spring' was laterrevised and scored for Symphony Orchestra. - Lu s Tinoco .

Composed by Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971). Full score for full orchestra. With full score notation and introductory text. 174 pages. Published by Dover Publications.

By Igor Stravinsky. For Full Orchestra. Full Orchestra (Miniature Score). Kalmus Edition. Masterwork. Miniature Score. 140 pages. Published by Alfred Publishing.

Full orchestra (Full Orchestra)

SKU: EC.RBM-253

Composed by Randol Alan Bass. Orchestra: Pops, Orchestra: Short Work. 21st Century. Full score. Randol Bass Music #RBM-253. Published by Randol Bass Music (EC.RBM-253).

Casey at the Bat was commissioned in 2001 by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra as a part of their Americana concert series from that season. The work is a colorful and highly descriptive narrative setting of the famous poem, “Casey at the Bat” by Ernest Lawrence Thayer, first published in an 1885 edition of The San Francisco Chronicle.(The poetry has been slightly paraphrased from the original to replace some arcane terminology.)This composition was conceived in a distinctly cartoonish style – reminiscent of the orchestral music so masterfully created by Carl Stalling and other great film score writers during the Golden Age of the animated short. In addition to brief quotes from Till Eulenspiegel of Richard Strauss, the melody from Take Me Out to the Ballgame (Tilzer-Norworth) is interpolated throughout the fabric of the piece (although the lyrics are never sung).The first performance of this work took place during the Spring of 2001, under the baton of Richard Kaufman and featuring Pat Sajak as narrator of the well-known poem.Audio excerpts from a matchless narrative performance of this piece by Shakespearean actor Sir Derek Jacobi (with the National Symphony of London and the composer conducting) are included below for perusal purposes. The full performance may be purchased as an audio file from Kodanja Records of Dallas, TX. ( dur: 8’ )