From a rag circa 1913. Playing time 2.5 minutes.
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Quintet in three movements, written for the Stony Brook Contemporary Chamber Players, score and parts.
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The first?question is why transcribe a work such as Mozart's String Quartet KV 387, which is so perfectly rendered in the original, for another instrumental ensemble??The only answer for wind players is to have the opportunity to play and learn?from this great work directly. Mozart?loved the wind instruments, but wrote for them rather differently than for the?strings. Of course, it is much easier for the strings to produce a seamless,?blended sound. The winds, which all produce sound differently, will have to?work hard for this, particularly in the first and third movements of KV387. In?the second movement, with its strange sudden dynamic changes highlighting?individual voices, and in the fourth movement, with its brilliant contrapuntal?writing (a fourth movement of the Jupiter Symphony in miniature), the winds can contribute more color and individuality.
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“Off to the Races!” is a set of three American songs adapted for woodwind quintet with the common theme of horse racing. The music was created to celebrate the composer's trip to Murray State University in Kentucky, a state famous for its races. The movements are based on Stephen Foster's “Camptown Races,” the British folksong “Stewball Was a Race Horse,” and “The Home Stretch,” which is based on two familiar American Songs.
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Contents: Scrumpy Goles (Somerset) • Widecombe Jan (Devon) • Lazy Lawrence (Dorset) • The Looe Bar Lady (Cornwall). MORE»
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