Ada Guitare Guitare classique [Conducteur] - Intermédiaire Productions OZ
Guitar solo - Intermediate SKU: DZ.DZ-4316 Composed by Mehmet Refik Kaya....(+)
Guitar solo -
Intermediate
SKU:
DZ.DZ-4316
Composed
by Mehmet Refik Kaya.
Arranged by Celil Refik
Kaya. Score. Les
Productions d'OZ #DZ
4316. Published by Les
Productions d'OZ
(DZ.DZ-4316).
ISBN
9782898522338.
Ada
(Island) is a captivating
composition that was
originally written in
2011 for the Turkish
lute. This piece draws
its inspiration from the
tranquil and picturesque
atmosphere of
Büyükada,
one of the charming
islands in the Sea of
Marmara.
Büyükada,
with its serene
landscapes, historical
architecture, and
tranquil shores, serves
as a perfect muse for the
evocative melodies and
intricate harmonies that
characterize Ada
(Island).
Ada
(Island) was later
arranged for classical
guitar. This adaptation
allows the composition to
reach a broader audience
while retaining its
original charm and depth.
The classical guitar
arrangement highlights
the versatility of the
piece, maintaining its
delicate nuances and
evocative melodies, while
offering a new
perspective through the
guitar's distinctive
tonal
qualities.
Whether
performed on the Turkish
lute or the classical
guitar, Ada (Island)
remains a poignant
tribute to the enchanting
beauty of
Büyükada,
capturing the island's
essence and transporting
listeners to its serene
shores.
15 Favorites Flexibly
Scored for Band
Instruments. Composed
by Bruce Pearson and Ryan
Nowlin. Band method.
Tradition of Excellence:
Excellence in Chamber
Music. Method Book. 32
pages. Neil A. Kjos Music
Company #W40EBS.
Published by Neil A. Kjos
Music Company
(KJ.W40EBS).
Guitar SKU: FG.55011-326-8 Composed by Kai Nieminen. Fennica Gehrman #550...(+)
Guitar
SKU:
FG.55011-326-8
Composed by Kai Nieminen.
Fennica Gehrman
#55011-326-8. Published
by Fennica Gehrman
(FG.55011-326-8).
ISBN
9790550113268.
I
met for the first time
the refined Finnish
composer Kai Nieminen in
Milan (Italy), although
we had been in touch for
a while before. It was
that very trip which
provided the inspiration
for this composition
dedicated to Bruno
Munari, one of the most
renowned XXI century
Italian artists, who
lived and worked in
Milan. In particular, the
work that inspired this
composition, displayed at
Museo del Novecento in
Milan and characterised
by swirling lines
enveloping torn-out music
scores, suggested the
mysterious atmosphere of
this piece and the
subheading Un telegramma
dal paese dei sogni (A
telegram from
dreamland). The
composition can be
divided into four
sections and displays a
wide variety of
harmonics, cleverly
enhancing the polyphonic
resources of the
guitar. The very
first bars introduce the
main themes of the
composition:
particularly, at bar 7 it
is possible to recognize
a Bach quote from Das
wohltemperierte Clavier
(II book, ndeg24)
recurring frequently in
the piece and appearing
also in the painting.
Meno mosso (bar 51) opens
with a ghostly song
accompanied by drum-like
effects that recall the
primitive sound of the
shamanic Finnish
drum. Fast sixteenth
cascades dotted by
harmonic sounds open the
fourth and last section
at bar 66 (Capriccioso,
movendo), alluding to a
mysterious telegram sent
from another
dimension.
Guitar - Advanced SKU: DY.DO-1531 Composed by Atanas Ourkouzounov. Score....(+)
Guitar - Advanced
SKU:
DY.DO-1531
Composed
by Atanas Ourkouzounov.
Score. Les Editions
Doberman-Yppan #DO 1531.
Published by Les Editions
Doberman-Yppan
(DY.DO-1531).
ISBN
9782897963118.
The
piece Chronicles of
Thamyris was written at
the request of Greek
guitarist Sotiris
Athanasiou for his
recording project with
pieces based on Greek
mythology. I chose the
myth of Thamyris who was
a musician of Thracian
origin. In each movement
I imagined an episode of
this myth. The first
movement is composed as a
narrative. The second, as
the title indicates, is
the episode of the
competition between
Thamyris and the Muses.
In the third, according
to the myth, Thamyris
will become blind and
will break his lyre. The
last movement is an
imaginary dance from his
native Thrace.
La
pièce «Chroniques de
Thamyris» a été
écrite à la demande du
guitariste grec Sotiris
Athanasiou pour son
projet d’enregistrement
avec des pièces basées
sur la mythologie
grecque. J’ai choisi
le mythe de Thamyris qui
était un musicien
d’origine Thrace. Dans
chaque mouvement j’ai
imaginé un épisode de
ce mythe. Le premier
mouvement est composé
comme un narratif. Le
deuxième comme le titre
l’indique, est
l’épisode de la
compétition entre
Thamyris et les Muses.
Dans le troisième, selon
le mythe,Thamyris va
devenir aveugle et va
briser sa lyre. Le
dernier mouvement est une
danse imaginaire de son
pays natal la Thrace.
