Symphony No. 2: The Golden Age
COMPOSER:
Bert Appermont
PUBLISHER:
Beriato Music Publishing
PRODUCT TYPE:
Score [Rental Works]
INSTRUMENT GROUP:
Concert Band
Full Score of this work is available for sale. A set of individual parts are for rental only, not for sale. Prices and conditions are available on request. Please contact: Hal Leonard Europe BV - Rental Department E-Mail: rental@halleonardeurope.nl Symphony N° 2: The Golden Age is a commentary -
Specifications
Composer | Bert Appermont |
Publisher | Beriato Music Publishing |
Instrumentation | Concert Band/Harmonie |
Moeilijkheidsgraad orkest | Grade 6 |
Product Type | Score [Rental Works] |
Instrument Group | Concert Band |
Year of Publication | 2012 |
European Parts Included | Yes |
Genre | Concert Piece |
ISMN | 9790365222643 |
No. Pages | 144 |
No. | BMP11125547 |
Definitive Duration | 00:45:00 |
Description
Full Score of this work is available for sale.
A set of individual parts are for rental only, not for sale.
Prices and conditions are available on request.
Please contact:
Hal Leonard Europe BV - Rental Department
E-Mail: rental@halleonardeurope.nl
Symphony N° 2: The Golden Age is a commentary - sometimes ironic - on the contemporary human condition compared with that described by theGreek poet Hesiod as the Golden Age, when humankind lived peacefully with the gods. The music poses profound existential questions over the meaning of life. In the first section the great mystery of existence is addressed. In part two we seehumankind lost in its own thoughts and self-made illusions. The third part shows the intangibles such as love, beauty and the sublime, but also the struggles that bind inextricably to them. The fourth part brings this all together in a rousingfinale.
A set of individual parts are for rental only, not for sale.
Prices and conditions are available on request.
Please contact:
Hal Leonard Europe BV - Rental Department
E-Mail: rental@halleonardeurope.nl
Symphony N° 2: The Golden Age is a commentary - sometimes ironic - on the contemporary human condition compared with that described by theGreek poet Hesiod as the Golden Age, when humankind lived peacefully with the gods. The music poses profound existential questions over the meaning of life. In the first section the great mystery of existence is addressed. In part two we seehumankind lost in its own thoughts and self-made illusions. The third part shows the intangibles such as love, beauty and the sublime, but also the struggles that bind inextricably to them. The fourth part brings this all together in a rousingfinale.
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