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Symphony No.4 in A Major, Op.6
SM-000564279
| Komponist | E.S. Capeditiea |
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| Verleger | E.S. Capeditiea |
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| Genre |
Klassische Musik / Sinfoniemusik
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| Instrumentierung |
Horn, Geige, Bratsche, Cello, Pauke |
| Partitur für | Streichorchester, Kammerorchester |
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| Art der Partitur | Partitur |
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| Tonart |
A-Dur |
| Satz, Nr. |
1 bis 4 von 4 |
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| Jahr der Komposition |
2023 |
| Beschreibung |
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This is scored for an early classical period of an orchestra. This symphony combines early classical orchestration with post classical thought. A lot of inspiration for this symphony arose from Mahler's First and Second symphonies, with Beethoven's Fifth (symphony and piano concerto.) along with a whole lotta Haydn's earlier to mid symphonies.
This symphony was concieved and thought out from Spring 2021-Spring 2023. You may eventually notice the second movement seems to be a better qualifier that the current one... The Fantasia in 3 parts was originally in the first version of the the symphony... however the second part was a lot longer and i wrote it really quick... sadly due to the creation of Musescore 3 and all the weird file changes... i have lost the original Symphony 4 (which most of this is only from memory... which is why the third and fourth movements sound less colourful... the first movement would have been the fourth.
to explain plainly...
the original Symphony 4 was
I: Fantasia in 3 Parts
II: Hyper Andante "Sonder"
III: Scherzo (this was changed to a Rondo, since for the life of me i cannot remember the middle part... so i switched it up with how my mind kept wanting to play it.)
IV: Rondo (i was working on this. it had three episodes and only one i thought of... so it worked perfectly to turn into a sonata form.)
I decided to make it the way it is now after some thought... and inner convincing this was a better idea. |
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