Apollo Concerto No. 6
for trumpet and string orchestra
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Michael Short
Apollo Concerto No. 6
for trumpet and string orchestra
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Michael Short
Apollo Concerto No. 6
for trumpet and string orchestra
- Compositor Michael Short
- Editorial Goodmusic Publishing
- Nº de pedido GMCO039
disponible en 3-4 semanas
IVA incluido.,
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Orchestration:
Solo Trumpet in Bb, Strings (Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello, Bass)
A trumpet and piano reduction is also available for this concerto (catalogue number GM023).
Duration: 15 minutes
A PACK comprises one full score, string parts 4/4/3/4/2 and any wind, brass and percussion parts.
The APOLLO CONCERTOS
The Apollo Ensemble of Bath was formed by Eric Roseberry in 1989, and it's first concert included Michael Short's Serenade for strings. The composer continues:Also on the programme was a classical horn concerto, which made me realise that there is a need for more modern works of this type: light, elegant and accessible, playable by competent musicians and enjoyable for players and listeners alike. I ther efore decided to make my contribution by composing six concertos for solo wind instruments and string orchestra. Each concerto would last for around fifteen minutes and be rehearsable within the two sessions the orchestra normally devotes to preparation of a concert, with the soloist being drawn from within the orchestra.
Solo Trumpet in Bb, Strings (Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello, Bass)
A trumpet and piano reduction is also available for this concerto (catalogue number GM023).
Duration: 15 minutes
A PACK comprises one full score, string parts 4/4/3/4/2 and any wind, brass and percussion parts.
The APOLLO CONCERTOS
The Apollo Ensemble of Bath was formed by Eric Roseberry in 1989, and it's first concert included Michael Short's Serenade for strings. The composer continues:Also on the programme was a classical horn concerto, which made me realise that there is a need for more modern works of this type: light, elegant and accessible, playable by competent musicians and enjoyable for players and listeners alike. I ther efore decided to make my contribution by composing six concertos for solo wind instruments and string orchestra. Each concerto would last for around fifteen minutes and be rehearsable within the two sessions the orchestra normally devotes to preparation of a concert, with the soloist being drawn from within the orchestra.