Four Orchestral Suites

1. Works in this group include the four orchestral suites, Capriccio Italien, the Violin Concerto and the Serenade for Strings.
2. His orchestral works include the six Brandenburg Concertos, four orchestral suites, and many harpsichord concertos, a genre he invented. (Web site)

Orchestral Score

1. Enjoying Stravinsky's astounding skill at re-imagining an orchestral score for just two instruments is another pleasure.

Piano Music

1. Samuel Osborne Barber II (March 9, 1910 – January 23, 1981) was an American composer of orchestral, opera, choral, and piano music. (Web site)
2. Allen Shawn has composed a large catalog of chamber and piano music, 11 concertos and orchestral works, choral music, and several song cycles. (Web site)
3. Georges Bizet, 1838 to 1875, was a French composer who wrote piano music, orchestral works and eight operas.

Orchestral Parts

1. They either followed the violin passages, which often countered the orchestral parts, or danced to the more melodic passages from the orchestra. (Web site)
2. The orchestral parts are nicely written but the piano is the instrument that really shines. (Web site)
3. Orchestral parts rarely demand the double bass exceed a three-octave range.

Orchestral Accompaniments

1. By the end of the 17th century, cantatas began incorporating the da capo aria and often had orchestral accompaniments. (Web site)
2. RCA has similarly issued three CD sets of Caruso material with modern, digitally recorded orchestral accompaniments added. (Web site)

Orchestral Accompaniment

1. An art song is a vocal music composition, usually written for one voice with piano or orchestral accompaniment. (Web site)
2. Several of his songs are available also in versions with orchestral accompaniment, including his Bolero, Op. (Web site)
3. Most of these works are arrangements of earlier concertos for melody instruments with orchestral accompaniment.

Serge Koussevitzky

1. After Serge Koussevitzky died in 1951, Bernstein headed the orchestral and conducting departments at Tanglewood, teaching there for many years. (Web site)

Orchestral Conducting

1. In addition, Fine studied choral conducting with Archibald T. Davison at Harvard and orchestral conducting with Serge Koussevitzky, at Tanglewood. (Web site)
2. M° Richman received a Master of Music in orchestral conducting from the University of Southern California, where he was a student of Daniel Lewis.
3. Paradoxically, playing the guitar taught her useful lessons for orchestral conducting.

Orchestral Suite

1. In 1945, Copland rearranged the ballet work as an orchestral suite, preserving most of the music. (Web site)
2. The composer extracted an orchestral suite from this work consisting of the initial Prelude, the Dances that close Act I, and the March in Act III.
3. Appalachian Spring is a ballet score by Aaron Copland that premiered in October 1944, and achieved widespread popularity as an orchestral suite. (Web site)

Orchestral Suites

1. Hadley later adapted music from these works to be performed as orchestral suites. (Web site)
2. Gustav Holst wrote almost 200 catalogued compositions, including orchestral suites, operas, ballets, concertos, choral hymns, and songs.
3. Lest's say five stars for the concertos and the orchestral suites and three stars for the chamber music. (Web site)

Symphonic Poem

1. Tone poem-A tone poem (= German: Tondichtung) is a symphonic poem, an orchestral composition that seeks to express extra-musical ideas in music.
2. A symphonic poem or tone poem is a piece of orchestral music in one movement in which some extramusical program provides a narrative or illustrative element. (Web site)

Orchestral Work

1. It is the first major orchestral work of the composer, a demonstration of his originality and of his gifts as an orchestrator. (Web site)
2. His books of piano pieces, Catalogue d'oiseaux, and his orchestral work, Oiseaux exotiques, are both based on bird song. (Web site)
3. Golson then left jazz to concentrate on studio and orchestral work for 12 years. (Web site)

Brief Biographical Sketch

1. Alexandre Tansman (1897-1986) - Brief biographical sketch with Naxos discographies of his orchestral and instrumental works.

Orchestral Music

1. His compositions include songs, concertos, choral works, orchestral music, and numerous operas.
2. Mascagni was a competent conductor of orchestral music as well as opera.
3. Borodin, Alexander Porfir'yevich - Brief biography and caricature with summaries of his operas and orchestral music and recommended recordings. (Web site)

Playing

1. Teaching exists in a wide range of options including solo performance, composition, chamber music, orchestral playing, music technology and jazz. (Web site)
2. Playing an open string simultaneously with an identical stopped note can also be called for when more volume is required, especially in orchestral playing. (Web site)
3. Recording nor orchestral playing is perfect but the rawness of things is something Miaskovsky can handle, and Svetlanov's orchestra can too. (Web site)

Slide

1. Tenor trombones typically have a bore of 0.450" (small bore) to 0.547" (large or orchestral bore) after the leadpipe and through the slide.
2. Typically, for orchestral instruments, the slide bore is 0.547" and the attachment tubing bore is 0.562".

Orchestral Version

1. Much of his work appears in the original version and in an orchestral version or versions. (Web site)
2. In addition to the orchestral version, the composer arranged a piano duet version in 1874, published by Schuberth the following year.
3. In the orchestral version, Stravinsky mostly uses music from acts two and three. (Web site)

Opportunity

1. The first is its Summer Sounds program which provides an opportunity to participate in orchestral and small ensemble groups outside of the school year. (Web site)

Style

1. His piano writing incorporates both the orchestral style of Beethoven and the delicate pianistic effects of Chopin. (Web site)
2. Only after composing the Haydn Variations, in which Brahms refined his orchestral style, and the String Quartet in C Minor, Op.
3. His orchestral style was based on counterpoint; two melodies would each start off the other seemingly simultaneously, choosing clarity over a mass of sound.

Plus

1. Mascagni wrote a total of fifteen operas, plus an operetta, several orchestral and vocal works, as well as songs and piano music. (Web site)

Diversity

1. His style might best be described as orchestral, as his creations often maintained the energy and diversity of an entire band. (Web site)
2. She never shied from diversity, composing solo piano as well as four-hand pieces, quartets, waltzes, works for violoncello, and orchestral. (Web site)

Story

1. One of the new forms was the symphonic poem, which was an orchestral work that portrayed a story or had some kind of literary or artistic background to it. (Web site)

Details

1. Site features description of many details of this opera: story, theme, orchestral and vocal requirements.
2. This edition also includes the ORCHESTRAL SUITES, as well as a preface that details the discrepancies between various editions of these works. (Web site)
3. On the other hand, he was keen to grasp as many details of the drama as possible in his orchestral work.

Classical

1. It performs a wide range of classical and contemporary orchestral works by Western and Chinese composers. (Web site)

Latin

1. He also composed sacred works in Latin and German, both a cappella and with orchestral accompaniment (including an Ave Maria for two voices and orchestra). (Web site)

Varied

1. Except for the harpsichord, the orchestral instruments, tuned to normal pitch, hardly sound Baroque--their tone is full-blooded and varied. (Web site)

Nature

1. The grandeur of the libretto must have inspired Gluck, for his approach to the score is also monumental, as well as essentially orchestral in nature. (Web site)
2. After an apprenticeship of string symphony writing in a classical mould, Mendelssohn found inspiration in art, nature and history for his orchestral music.

Quite

1. The orchestral writing is solid if not quite as imaginative as that in the middle-and late-Verdi operas, and the choruses are colorful and well-crafted. (Web site)
2. Bruch wrote several other large-scale orchestral works, which have until quite recently been neglected in favour of the more popular violin concerto.

Electronic

1. Since the 1950s, a growing number of scores are electronic, or a hybrid of orchestral and electronic instruments. (Web site)
2. Sounds like Brian Singer and John Williams conceived an orchestral - electronic infused child in alley of Bristol trip-hop club.
3. Composer Elodie Lauten's musical oeuvre includes many electronic and electro-acoustic pieces, as well as chamber and orchestral music.

Different

1. These instruments, and the techniques used to play them, produce an orchestral texture very different from that of their modern counterparts.
2. The orchestral sound is very different from our previous operas.
3. Although his orchestral arrangement (brilliantly performed by the Philharmonia Orchestra) is different than Ravel's, it is lovely and demands a listen. (Web site)

Thing

1. The orchestral virtuosity is a thing to behold in this later music, as well. (Web site)

Keys

1. The "orchestral" family consisted of instruments in the keys of C and F, and the "military band" family in E-flat and B-flat. (Web site)

Audiences

1. Audiences at home in Symphony Center and worldwide enjoy his playing in the solo, orchestral and chamber repertoire.
2. He usually performed them for audiences that would probably never have an opportunity to hear the orchestral version. (Web site)
3. The orchestra, with music director Grant Cooper, will introduce orchestral music to new audiences throughout West Virginia.

Rock

1. From orchestral to film scoring to Latin and rock, the new Piccolo Jam Block is a new, must-have voice.
2. Frank Zappa was also a devoted fan of Satie, incorporating many elements into both his rock and orchestral works.

Bass

1. Pitch The bass (or F) clef is used for most orchestral double bass music. (Web site)
2. When writing solo passages for the bass in orchestral or chamber music, composers typically ensure the orchestration is light so it doesn't obscure the bass. (Web site)
3. The double bass in the baroque and classical periods would typically double the cello part in orchestral passages. (Web site)

Naxos Discography

1. Franz Liszt (1811-1886) Biographical sketch, caricature, commentaries on his orchestral and piano music, and Naxos discography.
2. Includes caricature, summaries of vocal and orchestral music, and Naxos discography.

Comments

1. Ralph Vaughn Williams (1872-1958) - Brief biographical sketch, caricature, comments on stage, vocal and choral, and orchestral music, and Naxos discography. (Web site)

Recording

1. He is probably best known for his orchestral arrangement (and recording) of Johann Sebastian Bach 's Art of Fugue.
2. While in Europe, he took part in the recording of Aura, an orchestral tribute to Davis composed by Danish trumpeter Palle Mikkelborg. (Web site)
3. This recording gives a taste of the orchestral music that excited London audiences in the 1760s and 1770s, by JS Bach’s youngest son.

Premiere

1. The concert closes with the premiere of a specially commissioned orchestral work by Beijing-based composer, Fang Dongqing.
2. The success in St. Petersburg at the premiere of his Third Orchestral Suite may have been due in large part to his concluding the work with a polonaise.

Arrangements

1. Most of the music in Zero Mission consists of orchestral arrangements of Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka's soundtrack from the NES version of Metroid.
2. Van Dyke Parks was hired to do some orchestral arrangements for three new songs and these orchestrations were recorded in three days in Prague. (Web site)
3. Composers as diverse as Carl Orff and Elisabeth Lutyens have made orchestral arrangements of it. (Web site)

Gershwin

1. For the remainder of his career, Gershwin devoted himself to both popular songs and orchestral compositions.
2. After Rhapsody in Blue, Gershwin himself scored all his orchestral works. (Web site)

Band

1. The "orchestral" family consisted of instruments in the keys of C and F, and the "band" family in Eb and Bb. (Web site)
2. I recently caught an orchestral version of "Sing, Sing, Sing" via the Harrisburg (Pa.) Symphony, and both the tune and the band sounded great. (Web site)

Ensemble

1. The type usually seen or heard in orchestral, ensemble or concert band music is the orchestral, or concert bass drum (in Italian: gran cassa, gran tamburo).
2. The French also used the ensemble and orchestral suite, the latter often composed of pieces from diverse sources (especially Lully's operas and ballets). (Web site)
3. Membership in that ensemble is now considered a desirable first step in an orchestral career.

Organ Works

1. Max Reger (1873-1916) was a Late Romantic composer best known today for his organ works, and a couple of orchestral suites. (Web site)
2. During the 1930s he added a taste for rhythmic irregularity and for the rapid changing of intense colours, in both orchestral and organ works. (Web site)

Organ

1. Voice of the Rockies - It offers a catalog of piano, choral, brass, woodwind, guitar, organ, vocal and orchestral music. (Web site)
2. In addition to his many cantatas and one Mass, Bach wrote orchestral suites, concertos, and much keyboard music for organ and harpsichord.
3. This stirring symphony, widely regarded as Saint-Saëns' major orchestral work, is one of the few to incorporate the organ as featured instrument. (Web site)

Percussion

1. David Murray – drums, dijiridu, percussion, (djembe, shaker, tambourine, timpani, roto toms, dombek, orchestral percussion), new age keyboards. (Web site)
2. Ment discontinued making orchestral recordings and became a permanent touring member of the James Last Orchestra, playing accordion and percussion.

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