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Galánta (KODALY
ZOLTAN)
Orchestre [Conducteur]
Universal Edition
Par KODALY ZOLTAN. Galánta is a small Hungarian market-town known to the travel...(+)
Par KODALY ZOLTAN. Galánta is a small Hungarian market-town known to the travellers from Vienna to Budapest. The composer has passed there seven years of his childhood. There existed at that time a famous Gipsy-band which has disappeared in the meantime. Their music was the first 'orchestral sonority' which came to the ear of the child. The forbears of these gipsies were known already more than hundred years ago. About 1800 some books of Hungarian dances were published in Vienna, one of which contained music 'after several gipsies from Galantha'. They have preserved the old Hungarian tradition. In order to continue it the composer has taken his principal subjects from these ancient editions. (Zoltán Kodály, 1934)
“Dances from Galánta” is now available in the New Conductor Score series. These completely redesigned scores stand out due to their carefully researched critical report and a highly legible, clean notation, all in the trusted Universal Edition quality./ Répertoire / Orchestre
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| Dualities (HOWARD EMILY)
(HOWARD EMILY)
Orchestre
Peters
Par HOWARD EMILY. Dualities by Emily Howard is a contemporary work for an Ensemb...(+)
Par HOWARD EMILY. Dualities by Emily Howard is a contemporary work for an Ensemble of 14 players. The work is an expression of the fascination with the juxtaposition of extremes and explores relationships between emotion and reason, constructivism and spontaneity, complexity and simplicity. The resultant musical structure is an accumulation of transitions between contrasting soundworlds. Dualities was commissioned by Ensemble 10/10, the Contemporary Music Group of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic who gave the first performance on 5 October 2005 at the Eleanor Rathbone Theatre, University of Liverpool. / Date parution : 2023-03-11/ Répertoire / Ensemble
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| Joseph M. Martin: Coming
Home from Legacy of
Faith: Orchestra: Parts
Orchestre
Shawnee Press
Joseph Martin revisits one of his best-selling octavos with a new edition of thi...(+)
Joseph Martin revisits one of his best-selling octavos with a new edition of this beloved hymn arrangement. Gentle changes have been made to better enable your presentations. The text is a paraphrase of the prodigal son parableand the power in the message is undeniable. It is available for the first time with a beautiful full orchestration by Brant Adams and a StudioTrax accompaniment CD both work with the original edition. Breathtaking!
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| Schlemihl (MANTOVANI
BRUNO)
 En Français
Orchestre [Partition]
Lemoine, Henry
Par MANTOVANI BRUNO. This piece is indeed a tone poem with allusions to Strauss ...(+)
Par MANTOVANI BRUNO. This piece is indeed a tone poem with allusions to Strauss (the orchestral composition Ein Heldenleben), and the theme found in Chamisso's book: Peter Schlemihl's Miraculous Story. The narration is not linear, but rather, metaphorical (in this sense, the model leans more towards Hamlet by Franz Liszt). In fact, the discourse vacillates between luxuriance (symbolising the infinite wealth of Chamisso's hero) and rarefaction, aridity (the growing psychological vacuum of this same hero). Though the language is modern, there are several references in this homage to Strauss (the use of the horns, for example) and above all, a dramaturgy based on contrast.
Strauss is a composer who has always obsessed me, in particular for his orchestral hedonism. He greatly influenced Edgar Varèse, who, for me, is a constant reference. It is this composer's sonic opulence, that was, in part, my inspiration for Schlemihl./ Répertoire / Orchestre
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| Taras Bulba (JANACEK
LEOS)
Orchestre [Conducteur]
Universal Edition
Rhapsodie. Par JANACEK LEOS. The rhapsody for orchestra “Taras Bulba” is the...(+)
Rhapsodie. Par JANACEK LEOS. The rhapsody for orchestra “Taras Bulba” is the most important and on account of its genesis the most interesting of the three programmatic orchestral works the composer wrote between 1914 and 1920. All three of these works were responses to the contemporary social and political context: “The Fiddler’s Child” was an indictment of the state of society, “Taras Bulba” was a reaction to the international conflict of World War I, while “The Ballad of Blaník” was inspired by the birth of Czechoslovakia.
“Taras Bulba” is now available in the New Conductor Score series. These completely redesigned scores stand out due to their carefully researched critical report and a highly legible, clean notation, all in the trusted Universal Edition quality./ Répertoire / Orchestre
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