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Rachmaninoff: Alla Marcia in g Minor ~ Full Orchestra (Score) Orchestra

Full Orchestra - Intermediate - Digital Download Composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff (187…(+)

Full Orchestra - Intermediate - Digital Download Composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943). Arranged by Michael Barrera. Romantic Period. Score. 16 pages. Published by Michael Barrera
ProgramNotes<br> <br> Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Alla Marciain g Minor is arguably one of his most popular pieces that is still playedtoday. This prelude was included asnumber 5 in his Opus 23, a set of ten preludes for solo piano. Rachmaninoff himself premiered this preludein Moscow in 1903, along with Preludes 1 and 2 from this set. It begins with quiet yet decisive sixteenthnote figures setting the mood for a minor march. Following this, the relative major Eb comesin full force expanding this sixteenth note figure with a descant-like melody. After a return to g minor, the energy of theopening march dissipates as a new lyrical melody takes the forefront,accompanied by sweeping arpeggios. Thissection is much melancholier than before. As this theme fades, the march returns slowly out of the mist that theprevious section created. It builds tothe return of the Eb major section that leads into a continuation of the marchtheme. This fades into a quick risingfigure to finish the prelude. Thisarrangement captures both the energy of the march and the beauty of the lyricalmiddle section.<br> <br> <br> <br> Instrumentation<br> <br> 2 Flutes<br> <br> 2 Oboes<br> <br> 2 Clarinets (B flat)<br> <br> 2 Bassoons<br> <br> 4 Horns (F)<br> <br> 3 Trumpets (B flat)<br> <br> 2 Trombones<br> <br> 1 Bass Trombone<br> <br> 1 Tuba<br> <br> Timpani<br> <br> Snare Drum<br> <br> Tambourine<br> <br> Harp (substitute piano ifnecessary)<br> <br> Violins I and II<br> <br> Viola<br> <br> Violincello<br> <br> Double Bass
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Small Ensemble - Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.533673 Composed by Carson Cooman. Contemporary,Sacred. Score and parts. 134 pages. Musik Fabrik Music Publishing #3037307. Published by Musik Fabrik Music Publishing (A0.533673). Symphony No. 3, â€œAve Maris Stellaâ€ (2005) was written for the Duquesne ContemporaryEnsemble and is dedicated to composer David Stock. Throughout his career, Stock has beena tireless and generous advocate on behalf of new music and living composers. This work isdedicated to him in tribute â€“ as both an important American composer and a significantcontributor to Americaâ€™s contemporary musical life.The workâ€™s basic source material is the plainchant Ave maris stella (â€œHail, star of the seaâ€) â€“appropriate because of Duquesneâ€™s standing and history as a Catholic university. When thecomposition of this work first began, the original plan was for a celebratory and vibrant piece.As the planning progressed, however, personal circumstances intervened and began to changethe workâ€™s tone â€“ becoming substantially bleaker and more obsessive.The title of the first movement, Pentimento, is defined as â€œan underlying image in a painting,as an earlier painting, that shows through when the top layer of paint has become transparentwith age.â€ The melodic and harmonic material for the movement is entirely drawn from theplainchant source, although it is completely transformed and covered up â€“ as in a pentimento.At various points, one can begin to hear the original plainchant â€œpeek outâ€ in subtle ways.The opening section of the movement obsesses again and again on what sounds like aâ€œbeginningâ€ â€“ as though it is trying to begin again and again. After a brief bassoon cadenza, afast and driving section starts, marked â€œsinister.â€ After driving through a series oftransformations on the plainchant material, a bridge passage leads to further attempts at theâ€œbeginningâ€ again. Finally, these attempts are given up, and the plainchant material (theunderlying layer) begins to show through quietly â€“ in preparation for the next movement.In the second movement, Interrupted Motet, the plainchant theme is used in a morestraightforward fashion. After the opening declamatory statements, the following sectionsmove between more free developmental techniques, based on the first movementâ€™stransformations, and â€œmotetâ€ sections â€“ using cantus firmus methods and textures fromRenaissance music. The tone and palate is, however, much darker and more obsessive.There is a brooding ponderousness to these contrapuntal developments. The final motetsection ends in a rageful shout, the plainchant material is presented again in full force, and thepent-up energy dissipates to the close.FluteOboeClarinet in BbBass Clarinet in BbBassoonHorn in F/BbTrumpet in CTrombonePercussion (1 player):tubular bells, vibraphone(Percussionist needs one rosined bow for vibraphone.)PianoViolin IViolin IIViolaCelloContrabass(single strings)This is the complete set of parts. The full score and the individual parts are avaialbe as seperate items.

Rachmaninoff: Alla Marcia in g Minor | Full Orchestra (Set of Parts) Orchestra

Full Orchestra - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.998578 Composed by Sergei Rachm…(+)

Full Orchestra - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.998578 Composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff. Arranged by Michael Barrera. Romantic Period. 76 pages. Michael Barrera #6256209. Published by Michael Barrera (A0.998578). Https://www.michaelbarreraflute.com/shop/p/alla-marcia-orchestra-parts Program Notes Sergei Rachmaninoffâ€™s Alla Marcia in g Minor is arguably one of his most popular pieces that is still played today. This prelude was included as number 5 in his Opus 23, a set of ten preludes for solo piano. Rachmaninoff himself premiered this prelude in Moscow in 1903, along with Preludes 1 and 2 from this set. It begins with quiet yet decisive sixteenth note figures setting the mood for a minor march. Following this, the relative major Eb comes in full force expanding this sixteenth note figure with a descant-like melody. After a return to g minor, the energy of the opening march dissipates as a new lyrical melody takes the forefront, accompanied by sweeping arpeggios. This section is much melancholier than before. As this theme fades, the march returns slowly out of the mist that the previous section created. It builds to the return of the Eb major section that leads into a continuation of the march theme. This fades into a quick rising figure to finish the prelude. This arrangement captures both the energy of the march and the beauty of the lyrical middle section. Instrumentation 2 Flutes 2 Oboes 2 Clarinets (B flat) 2 Bassoons 4 Horns (F) 3 Trumpets (B flat) 2 Trombones 1 Bass Trombone 1 Tuba Timpani Snare Drum Tambourine Harp (substitute piano if necessary) Violins I and II Viola Violincello Double Bass.
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