Clarinet Choir - advanced SKU: BT.DHP-1125274-070 For Clarinet Choir(+)
Clarinet Choir - advanced
SKU:
BT.DHP-1125274-070
For Clarinet
Choir. Composed by
Franz Liszt. De Haske
Clarinet Series.
Transcription. Set (Score
and Parts). Composed
2012. 44 pages. De Haske
Publications #DHP
1125274-070. Published by
De Haske Publications
(BT.DHP-1125274-070).
9x12
inches.
Hungaria
n Rhapsody N° 2 is
the second in a set of 19
Hungarian Rhapsodies by
composer Franz Liszt, and
is by far the most famous
of the set. Few other
piano solos have achieved
such widespread
popularity, offering the
pianist the opportunity
to reveal exceptional
skill as a virtuoso while
providing an immediate
and irresistible musical
appeal for the
listener.Both the
original piano solo form
and the orchestrated
version of this
composition have found
widespread use in
animated cartoons. Its
themes have also served
as the basis of several
popular songs.Composed in
1847 and dedicated to
Count László
Teleki, Hungarian
Rhapsody N° 2 was
first published as a
pianosolo in 1851. Its
immediate success and
popularity on the concert
stage soon led to an
orchestrated version,
arranged by the composer
in collaboration with
Franz Doppler. The
Japanese composer Tohru
Takahashi has made a
splendid transcription of
this great music for
clarinet choir. A
wonderful piece of music
for an advanced ensemble!
De Hongaarse
rapsodie nr. 2 is
verreweg de beroemdste
uit een set van negentien
Hongaarse rapsodieën
van de hand van componist
Franz Liszt. Er zijn maar
weinig andere werken voor
pianosolo die net zo
geliefd zijn. De pianist
krijgt in deze rapsodie
de mogelijkheid om zijn
of haar virtuositeit
tentoon te spreiden en
een directe,
onweerstaanbare muzikale
antrekkingskracht op de
luisteraar uit te
oefenen.Zowel de
originele pianosolo als
de georkestreerde versie
van deze compositie is
veel gebruikt in
tekenfilms. De themaâ??s
die erin voorkomen,
hebben ook gediend als
basis voor diverse
populaire songs.De tweede
Hongaarse rapsodie, die
werd gecomponeerd in 1847
en isopgedragen aan graaf
László Teleki, werd
in 1851 voor het eerst
uitgegeven als pianosolo,
door Senff en Ricordi.
Het onmiddellijke succes
en de populariteit op het
concertpodium leidden tot
een georkestreerde
versie, die de componist
zelf maakte, in
samenwerking met Franz
Doppler.De Japanse
componist Tohru Takahashi
heeft deze prachtige
muziek bewerkt tot een
uitstekende transcriptie
voor gevorderd
klarinetensemble.
Die Ungarische
Rhapsodie Nr. 2 ist
die bei weitem
berühmteste der
insgesamt neunzehn
Ungarischen Rhapsodien
von Franz Liszt und
gehört zu den
bekanntesten Werken
für Klavier solo
überhaupt. Virtuos und
unwiderstehlich zieht es
Zuhörer wie
Interpreten
gleichermaÃ?en in seinen
Bann. Sowohl das
originale Klaviersolo als
auch die orchestrierte
Version dieser
Komposition werden
häufig in
Zeichentrickfilmen
verwendet. Die darin
vorkommenden Themen
dienten auch schon als
Basis für diverse
Popsongs.Die
Ungarische Rhapsodie
Nr. 2 aus dem Jahr
1847 wurde 1851
zunächst als
Klaviersolo
veröffentlicht. Der
unmittelbare Erfolg und
die Popularität auf
der Konzertbühne
führten zueiner
orchestrierten Version,
die der Komponist, in
Zusammenarbeit mit Franz
Doppler, selbst
anfertigte.Die hier
vorliegende
ausgezeichnete
Transkription für
fortgeschrittenen
Klarinettenchor stammt
aus der Feder des
japanischen Komponisten
Tohru Takahashi.
Clarinet Choir - intermediate SKU: BT.DHP-1084453-070 For Clarinet Cho...(+)
Clarinet Choir -
intermediate
SKU:
BT.DHP-1084453-070
For Clarinet
Choir. Composed by
George Gershwin. Arranged
by Coen Wolfgram. De
Haske Clarinet Series.
Set (Score & Parts).
Composed 2007. 16 pages.
De Haske Publications
#DHP 1084453-070.
Published by De Haske
Publications
(BT.DHP-1084453-070).
ISBN 9789043129107.
9x12 inches.
English-German-French-Dut
ch.
There’s
a Boat Dat’s
Leavin’ Soon for
New York/It Ain’t
Necessarily
So/Summertime/I Got
Plenty o' Nuttin’
is a song from the
American opera Porgy and
Bess, composed in 1935 by
George Gershwin
(1898-1937), to a
libretto by DuBose
Heyward and his brother
Ira Gershwin, after
Heyward’s novel
Porgy - a story about the
love between the crippled
negro beggar Porgy and
the girl Bess in the city
of Charleston in South
Carolina. The première
- not a huge success -
took place on 10 October
1935 in New York.With his
opera, Gershwin wanted to
gain recognition as a
composer of classical
music. Incidentally he
demanded that all parts
were sung by black
performers; only a few
unimportant parts,without
sung lyrics, were allowed
to be performed by white
actors. This rule still
applies: Gershwin has
stated in the terms of
his will that only black
people were allowed stage
the opera.Porgy & Bess
has become popular only
after Gershwin’s
death. In 1959 a
wonderful film was made;
the soundtrack won a
Grammy Award. The work is
not very often performed,
possibly because of the
difficulty of finding a
whole cast of black opera
singers. However, various
pieces from the opera are
still regularly performed
in numerous arrangements.
Das Set
enthält Stimmen
für:Klarinette in
EsKlarinette in B 1, 2 ,3
& 4Altklarinette in
EsBassklarinette in
BKontrabassklarinette in
B.
Dodge City Ensemble de Clarinettes [Conducteur et Parties séparées] Eighth Note Publications
By Jeff Smallman. Arranged by David Marlatt. For 13 Clarinets and Bass Clarinet....(+)
By Jeff Smallman.
Arranged by David
Marlatt. For 13 Clarinets
and Bass Clarinet.
Part(s); Score; Woodwind
- Large Clarinet
Ensemble. Eighth Note
Publications. 64 pages.
Published by Eighth Note
Publications
Composed
by Masato Tajino.
Woodwinds - Clarinet.
Kansai Clarinet Society.
Metropolis Music
Publishers #CC6294EM.
Published by Metropolis
Music Publishers
(IS.CC6294EM).
ISBN
9790365062942.
A
'hayashi' is a group of
performers who provide
musical accompaniment for
Japanese Noh or kabuki
theatre. In Noh, they are
purely instrumentalists;
the type of instruments
featured and the order in
which they sit on stage
follow established
practices. The leftmost
performer plays a small
taiko, set on a stand
before him, with two
drumsticks. To his right
is the Åtsuzumi hip
drum, followed by the
kotsuzumi shoulder drum,
and the Noh flute. In
kabuki, a number of
shamisen players are
added, along with,
depending on the play,
taiko drums of various
sizes, various types of
flutes, and other
instruments, including a
myriad of devices for
sound effects. This
composition for clarinet
choir includes Eb
clarinet, 3 Bb clarinets,
alto clarinet, bass
clarinet, contra alto and
contrabass clarinets and
optional percussion.