Format : Score and Parts
SKU: FG.55011-647-4
ISBN 9790550116474.
Harri Wessman's Capriccio for wind ensemble (1989) puts the idea of caprice into practice in various ways. The inspiration for the title comes from the definition of 'capriccio' given by Michael Praetorius (1571-1621): If one attempts to treat a fugue according to his own pleasure and desire, and does not persist long in this, but rather turns soon to another fugue as it come to mind or occurs to him. The ten-minute-long work in three movements is scored for the same instruments as Mozart's Serenades for winds: 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, contrabassoon and 2 French horns. The outer movements are extremely folk-musicianly and must be played in a way that makes them brashly temperamental. They are separated by an Andantino, as a cor anglais and oboe dream unfolded on the velvety carpet of the other instruments. It was commissioned and premiered by the wind players of Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra in April 1989.
SKU: HL.44012847
9x12 inches. English-German-French-Dutch.
Capriccio for Trombone was commissioned by Brett Baker, trombone soloist and member of the famous Black Dyke Band. It is a tribute to the late Mike Moor, close friend and colleague of both Brett and the composer. The piece aims to capture Mike's good humour, his love for brass band music and the irrepressible, enthusiastic energy he involved in all things he did in his life.
Capriccio for Trombone was commissioned by Brett Baker, trombone soloist and member of the famous Black Dyke Band. It is a tribute to the late Mike Moor, close friend and colleague of both Brett and the composer.
The piece aims to capture Mike’s good humour, his love for brass band music and the irrepressible, enthusiastic energy he involved in all things he did in his life.
SKU: BT.DHP-1196208-070
ISBN 9789043158688. English-German-French-Dutch.
Capriccio is a term for a musical work that doesn’t strictly adhere to formal ‘classical’ conventions but rather follows its own ideas. The composer Pascal Proust plays about with the listener’s normal expectations in an amusing way, such as presenting a slow swing groove in the piano that is overlaid with a barcarolle-like theme in in the winds, or the colourful coming-together of straight rock and tango… A varied and effective concert piece for four ambitious musicians!Een capriccio is een muziekstuk waarin de componist zich niet strikt aan de formele ‘klassieke’ conventies houdt, maar eerder zijn eigen ideeën volgt. Pascal Proust speelt in dit stuk op een grappige manier met de verwachtingen van de luisteraar: hij presenteert bijvoorbeeld een langzame swinggroove in de piano, die in contrast staat met het barcarolleachtige thema in het blazerstrio, en combineert op kleurrijke wijze kenmerken van de tango en de rock. Een afwisselend, effectvol concertstuk voor vier ambitieuze spelers!Capriccio ist eine Bezeichnung für Kompositionen, die sich nicht streng an klassische“ Konventionen gebunden fühlen, sondern ihrer eigenen Idee folgen. Der Komponist Pascal Proust spielt hier auf launige Art mit den gängigen Hörerwartungen: Mal konfrontiert er einen langsamen Swing-Groove im Klavier mit einem barkarolenartigen Rhythmus in den Bläsern, mal schreibt er eine Musik irgendwo zwischen Tango und straighter Rock-Nummer. Ein abwechslungsreiches, effektvolles Konzertstück für vier ambitionierte Musiker!Le terme de capriccio désigne des compositions qui ne sont pas strictement liées des conventions « classiques » et suivent leur propre inspiration. Le compositeur Pascal Proust se joue ici avec humour des attentes habituelles de l'auditeur : tantôt il confronte le lent groove swing du piano au rythme de barcarole des vents, tantôt il écrit une musique la croisée du tango et du rock pur. Une pièce de concert efficace et variée pour quatre musiciens ambitieux !
SKU: BT.DHP-1196207-070
ISBN 9789043158671. English-German-French-Dutch.
SKU: BT.DHP-1196203-070
ISBN 9789043158633. English-German-French-Dutch.
SKU: BT.DHP-1053846-010
English-German-French-Dutch.
Concerto Cappricioso begins with a short fanfare-like opening. It?s three movements then develop with exciting dialogues between the soloist and the main concert band, which both answers and accompanies the soloist, in addition to adding their own new material. The musical game between the solis and accompaniment will captivate and delight your audience every time. Concerto Capriccioso begint met een fanfareachtige introductie, waarna een korte ‘solo rubato’ volgt. Dan begint het echte ‘concertato’. De begeleiding antwoordt en becommentarieert met tussenpozen. De introductie duikt weerop, waarna dezelfde opzet nog eens volgt. Deel twee presenteert een tweede thema, als een dialoog uitgewerkt. Het beginthema keert terug, maar met een anders opgezette begeleiding. Het derde deel is een brede dialoog tussen solisten begeleiding. De opnieuw fanfareachtige inleiding komt steeds als een refrein terug tussen de tarantella-achtige solopassages. Het spel tussen de solist en de begeleiding blijft steeds boeiend.Concerto Cappricioso beginnt mit einer kurzen fanfareähnlichen Einleitung. Dann entwickeln sich drei Sätze voll von spannenden Dialogen zwischen dem Solisten und dem übrigen Blasorchester, das mal kommentierend, mal antwortend und mal begleitend agiert. Das musikalische Spiel zwischen Solist und Begleitung wird Ihr Publikum immer wieder aufs Neue begeistern. La brève introduction prépare l’entrée du soliste qui explore le tissu musical travers un solo joué rubato. La musique adopte ensuite la forme concertato. L’accompagnement dévoile ses réponses et commente le sujet par intervalles. Le deuxième mouvement est une douce rêverie tandis que le troisième développe un dialogue entre le soliste et l’accompagnement. Le jeu musical est particulièrement plaisant et captivant pour l’auditoire. La breve introduzione prepara l’entrata del solista che esplora il tessuto musicale attraverso un assolo eseguito rubato. La musica adotta in seguito la forma del concertato. L’accompagnamento svela le sue risposte e commenta il soggetto con intervalli. Il secondo movimento è una dolce fantasia, mentre il terzo sviluppa un dialogo tra il solista e l’accompagnamento. Il gioco musicale si dimostra per il pubblico particolarmente piacevole e accattivante.
SKU: BT.AMP-308-030
Capriccio for Trombone was commissioned by Brett Baker, trombone soloist and member of the famous Black Dyke Band. It is a tribute to the late Mike Moor, close friend and colleague of both Brett and the composer. The piece aims to capture Mike’s good humour, his love for brass band music and the irrepressible, enthusiastic energy he involved in all things he did in his life. Capriccio for Trombone wurde von Brett Baker, dem Solo-Posaunisten der berühmten britischen Black Dyke Band, in Auftrag gegeben. Es ist ein Tribut an den kürzlich verstorbenen Mike Moor, ein enger Freund und Kollege von Baker und dem Komponisten. Dieses Werk sollte Moors Gutmütigkeit, seine große Liebe zur Brass-Band-Musik und die unbezähmbare, enthusiastische Energie einfangen, die Mike in allen Dingen, die er tat, an den Tag legte.
SKU: HL.14018150
English.
Capriccio (1999) - Version fortwo Clarinets in A & Bass Clarinet in Bb by Anders Koppel . Original version: Clarinet (or Saxophone), Cello and Piano (1994/98)- WH30427. Capriccio (1999) - Version fortwo Clarinets in A & Bass Clarinet in Bb by Anders Koppel. Original version: Clarinet (or Saxophone), Cello and Piano (1994/98)- WH30427.
SKU: AP.36-A216402
UPC: 659359595622. English.
Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) composed Capriccio Italien, Op. 45, in 1880 following a trip to Rome with his brother, Modest. Originally titled Italian Fantasia, the work incorporates the music he heard from his room and on the streets during Carnivale in a single fantasy, using the orchestra to create a uniquely Tchaikovsky sound portrait. It was first performed on December 18, 1880, by the Russian Musical Society Orchestra, Nikolay Rubinstein conducting, and it has been a mainstay in concert halls since. Instrumentation: 3(3rd dPicc).2+EH.2.2: 4.2+2Crnt.3.1: Timp.Perc(3): Hp: Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set).
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SKU: BT.DHP-1053846-040
Concerto Cappricioso begins with a short fanfare-like opening. It?s three movements then develop with exciting dialogues between the soloist and the main concert band, which both answers and accompanies the soloist, in addition to adding their own new material. The musical game between the solis and accompaniment will captivate and delight your audience every time. Concerto Cappricioso beginnt mit einer kurzen fanfareähnlichen Einleitung. Dann entwickeln sich drei Sätze voll von spannenden Dialogen zwischen dem Solisten und dem übrigen Blasorchester, das mal kommentierend, mal antwortend und mal begleitend agiert. Das musikalische Spiel zwischen Solist und Begleitung wird Ihr Publikum immer wieder aufs Neue begeistern. La brève introduction prépare l’entrée du soliste qui explore le tissu musical travers un solo joué rubato. La musique adopte ensuite la forme concertato. L’accompagnement dévoile ses réponses et commente le sujet par intervalles. Le deuxième mouvement est une douce rêverie tandis que le troisième développe un dialogue entre le soliste et l’accompagnement. Le jeu musical est particulièrement plaisant et captivant pour l’auditoire. La breve introduzione prepara l’entrata del solista che esplora il tessuto musicale attraverso un assolo eseguito rubato. La musica adotta in seguito la forma del concertato. L’accompagnamento svela le sue risposte e commenta il soggetto con intervalli. Il secondo movimento è una dolce fantasia, mentre il terzo sviluppa un dialogo tra il solista e l’accompagnamento. Il gioco musicale si dimostra per il pubblico particolarmente piacevole e accattivante.
SKU: FG.55011-878-2
Lasting 27 minutes, Kalevi Aho’s String quartet no. 4 (2021) is in four movements. The first, Nocturne, begins with a hazily muted melody dominated by the interval of a minor third on the second violin. Though the first movement begins in nocturnal mood, there is also some more forceful music around the middle. The second movement, Allegro capriccioso, is quick with quirky rhythms. At times tempestuous, it faces the players with the biggest technical and virtuoso challenges. The following Largo is slow. A couple of times in the first half it is dominated by soft, mysterious harmonies. The tempo marking of the virtuosic closing movement is Presto, leggiore. The movement begins with quick, flickering, will-o’-the-wisp-like music. It later builds up to an extremely violent climax dominated by tremolo figures on the second violin and thick chords on the other instruments. The flickering music of the beginning returns at the end, before dissolving into silence.This product includes the full score (A4) and the parts (B4).
SKU: SU.50033900
Op. 44bisCopyright 1994. Published by: Seesaw Music.
SKU: BT.SCHEE1170
Cello, Piano. Tschaikowsky, Pi.
SKU: BT.PMC4481
SKU: BT.DMP112117
SKU: SU.50027700
Published by Seesaw Music.
SKU: VD.ED95280
ISBN 9790202002803. 11.69 x 8.26 inches.
