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Sonata for Horn and Trumpet, CC029
SM-000582851
| Komponist | E.S. Capeditiea |
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| Verleger | E.S. Capeditiea |
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Klassische Musik / Kammermusik
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| Instrumentierung |
Horn, Trompete |
| Partitur für | Duo |
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| Art der Partitur | Partitur für zwei Interpreten |
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This still requires some work on it, mainly the first movement, and a potential fourth movement... much like my other CC works, i write it then listen, which if it doesn't turn out like it does in my head, i will go back and study certain aspects on how to sound like what my mind is percieving it.
A bit of background on this piece.
In canonical value this is the aftermath of the drunkard, after the events of The Tale of the Bird. Where the Suite for Winds and Strings is for the Bird's aftermath. (which if one pays attention the first few measures... you will notice...) while the Suite offers a same character... this one holds more or less how the antagonist is with their friend. (the horn)
Even though this is about the antagonist of the story... even antagonists can have redemption archs... (though not all) this one does.
An additional inspiration i had with this was based on Poulenc's Sonata for Horn, Trumpet and Trombone. The omittion of the Trombone is a significant canonical value to the tale of the Bird. (there still is more unspoken story.) |
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