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The Year 1941

for wind orchestra

COMPOSER: Serge Prokofieff
PUBLISHER: Amstel Music
PRODUCT TYPE: Set
INSTRUMENT GROUP: Concert Band
The Year 1941 was composed during the second World War. Prokofiev, along with other composers, was evacuated to the Caucasus when Germany started attacking the Soviet Union in 1941. It was under such circumstances that Prokofiev began work on this symphonic suite. He was working on his epic opera
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Subtitle for wind orchestra
Composer Serge Prokofieff
Arranger Johan de Meij
Publisher Amstel Music
Instrumentation Concert Band/Harmonie
Text language Dutch;English;French;German
Moeilijkheidsgraad orkest Grade 5
Product Type Set
Instrument Group Concert Band
Year of Publication 2024
Europese partijen inbegrepen Yes
Genre Classical
ISMN 9790035257142
Series Amstel Concert Band
No. Pages 304
No. AM 210-010
Release Date 8/23/2024
Tiijdsduur 00:14:00
Description
The Year 1941 was composed during the second World War. Prokofiev, along with other composers, was evacuated to the Caucasus when Germany started attacking the Soviet Union in 1941. It was under such circumstances that Prokofiev began work on this symphonic suite. He was working on his epic opera War and Peace and the String Quartet No. 2 at the same time. It is an orchestral suite in three movements, a poignant and evocative musical depiction of a tumultuous period in history.

The composer described these three movements as follows:

I. In Battle - “a scene of heated battle, heard by the audience sometimes as though far away and sometimes as though on the actual battlefield.”
II. At Night - “a poetic night scene, disturbed by the tension of impending conflict.
III. For the Brotherhood of Man - “a triumphant lyrical hymn to victory and the brotherhood of peoples.”
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