34 resultat (0,18835 sekunder)

Visa alla filter

Märke

Butik

Pris (EUR)

Visa alla

Nollställ filter

Produkter
Från
Butiker

Elliott Carter: Canon For Three Equal Instruments 'In Memoriam Igor Stravinsky' (C and B Flat Parts)

Elliott Carter: Canon For Three Equal Instruments 'In Memoriam Igor Stravinsky' (C and B Flat Parts)

Composer's NoteThe Canon For Three - In Memoriam Igor Stravinsky (for three equal instrumental voices: at the augmented fourth by inversion and at the unison) was composed for one of the Stravinsky memorial issues of the English music magazine Tempo, at the request of David Drew, its editor.In proposing the canonic form to a group of European and American composers, he was following the lead of Stravinsky himself, who wrote a number of commemorative pieces in this form.This canon may be performed by three trumpets with different mutes; or by 1) muted trumpet, 2) Clarinet, 3) Oboe; or by any three instruments having the range of the score written in C.To facilitate performance, this edition contains 'playing scores' both in C and B-flat.

SEK 127.00
1

Elliott Carter: Canonic Suite For Four Alto Saxophones (Score/Parts)

Elliott Carter: Canonic Suite For Four Alto Saxophones (Score/Parts)

The Canonic Suite for quartet of alto saxophones is a revision, made in 1981, of the Suite For Quartet Of Alto Saxophones. It was awarded a prize in 1945 by Broadcast Music, Inc. and was first published that year. The Fanfare is a canon in four parts at the unison; the Nocturne, a four-part canon in inversion (Sax 2), retrograde (Sax 3), and retrograde - inversion (Sax 4); the Tarantella, a four-part canon at the second above.

SEK 459.00
1

Ernest Bloch: Chanty (Brass Sextet)

Ernest Bloch: Chanty (Brass Sextet)

The sea depicted in 'Poems of the Sea' from which this 'Chanty' was taken are neither as dramatically stormy as in 'The Flying Dutchman' nor as reflective as Debussy's in 'La Mer'. Instead, they are gentle without being placid and energetic without being turbulent. 'Chanty' itself is far removed form the kind of sea shanty exemplified by 'What Shall We Do With The Drunken Sailor' - this is a reflective piece with a touching melody. It is here arranged for Brass Sextet by R.W. Landes.

SEK 652.00
1

Gilbert And Sullivan: The Mikado (Vocal Score)

Gilbert And Sullivan: The Mikado (Vocal Score)

After creating eight works for the stage, Gilbert and Sullivan outdid themselves with a macabre farce set in the Far East. It is the most popular Gilbert and Sullivan opera, and arguably the most popular opera ever written. This may have had something to do with the vogue for all things Japanese at the time, but it is also due to the universal appeal of the characters - every culture has a bribe-hungry Pooh-Bah, giggling schoolgirls, and a pathetic, elderly Katisha.This is the edition of the Vocal Score, edited by Bryceson Treharne.

SEK 287.00
1

Henry Cowell: Ancient Desert Drone (Arr. James Worman)

Henry Cowell: Ancient Desert Drone (Arr. James Worman)

Ancient Desert Drone was composed for Orchestra in 1940 at the request of Percy Grainger, who encouraged the idea of using a single pitch drone throughout the work (similar to Grainger's own The Immovable Do ), and to whom the piece is dedicated. While the work suggests an Eastern charm with its distinctive mode and primitive rhythms, Cowell himself stated there was no particular programmatic intent. This transcription for band is an exotic and welcome addition to the repertoire for winds. Dur: 5:00 Recorded by the Trinity University Symphonic Wind Ensemble - James Worman, conductor.

SEK 157.00
1

Gilbert And Sullivan: The Mikado (Libretto)

Gilbert And Sullivan: The Mikado (Libretto)

After creating eight works for the stage, Gilbert and Sullivan outdid themselves with a macabre farce set in the Far East. It is the most popular Gilbert and Sullivan opera, and arguably the most popular opera ever written. This may have had something to do with the vogue for all things Japanese at the time, but it is also due to the universal appeal of the characters - every culture has a bribe-hungry Pooh-Bah, giggling schoolgirls, and a pathetic, elderly Katisha. This is the Schirmer edition of the Libretto, in English only.

SEK 97.00
1

Dale Trumbore: The Whole Sea In Motion

Dale Trumbore: The Whole Sea In Motion

The Whole Sea In Motion sets a prose text from Agnes Grey , a 1907 novel by the British author Anne Brontë. In choosing this text to set, the composer was struck by the first sentence, which begins "No language can describe [...] the sky and ocean" and then proceeds to do just that, detailing the narrator's experience of the ocean in a vivid, keen language. Within the musical setting of the text, the ocean is represented alternately in the ebbing and flowing of the aleatoric Piano accompaniment and in overlapping melodic lines in the chorus. Duration: ca. 5 min

SEK 65.00
1

Gilbert And Sullivan: The Mikado (Chorus Part)

Gilbert And Sullivan: The Mikado (Chorus Part)

After creating eight works for the stage, Gilbert and Sullivan outdid themselves with a macabre farce set in the Far East. It is the most popular Gilbert and Sullivan opera, and arguably the most popular opera ever written. This may have had something to do with the vogue for all things Japanese at the time, but it is also due to the universal appeal of the characters - every culture has a bribe-hungry Pooh-Bah, giggling schoolgirls, and a pathetic, elderly Katisha. This edition of the Chorus part includes all cues and a synopsis. It is edited by Bryceson Treharne.

SEK 127.00
1

Henry Cowell: Ancient Desert Drone (Arr. James Worman)

Henry Cowell: Ancient Desert Drone (Arr. James Worman)

Ancient Desert Drone was composed for Orchestra in 1940 at the request of Percy Grainger, who encouraged the idea of using a single pitch drone throughout the work (similar to Grainger's own The Immovable Do ) and to whom the piece is dedicated. While the work suggests an Eastern charm with its distinctive mode and primitive rhythms, Cowell himself stated there was no particular programmatic intent. This transcription for band is an exotic and welcome addition to the repertoire for Winds. Dur: 5:00 Recorded by the Trinity University Symphonic Wind Ensemble - James Worman, conductor. ScorePlay - click to view score with recording.

SEK 1079.00
1

Giuseppe Verdi: Don Carlo (Libretto)

Giuseppe Verdi: Don Carlo (Libretto)

Don Carlo which debuted in 1867, ranks among the composer's most complex and challenging works. Based on the verse play by Schiller about tragic love and intrigue at the court of Philip II of Spain, the opera features a rich assortment of memorable characters and dramatic situations. Conflicts of a political sort abound in the libretto by Mery and Du Locle; Don Carlo is in love with Elizabeth de Valois, who has become the wife of his father, King Philip II, as the result of a political marriage. Furthermore, the Marquis de Posa, Don Carlo?s best friend, is wanted by the Grand Inquisitor because he is a 'freethinker.' Philip discovers his wife's infidelity and must decide what to do about his son while the Grand Inquisitor asserts his power over him. This is the Schirmer Edition of the Libretto, in the original Italian with an English translation by Walter Ducloux.

SEK 137.00
1