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Aum314.1 Music For Non-Linear Narrative Example 2, Sae Institute
Aum314.1 Music For Non-Linear Narrative Example 2, Sae Institute
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Aum314.1 Music For Non-Linear Narrative Example 1, Sae Institute
Aum314.1 Music For Non-Linear Narrative Example 1, Sae Institute
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Aum314.2 Music For Non-Linear Narrative Example 1, Sae Institute
Aum314.2 Music For Non-Linear Narrative Example 1, Sae Institute
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Franz Schubert, Overture In The Italian Style D. 591, Transcribed For Band By Randall Snyder, Randall Snyder
Franz Schubert, Overture In The Italian Style D. 591, Transcribed For Band By Randall Snyder, Randall Snyder
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In 1817, in response to the Italian craze sweeping Vienna, the 20yr Schubert wrote two Overtures “in the Italian Style”. In particular, the second of these, D.591, captures the spirit of Rossini. It begins with a gently portentous slow introduction. After a brief pause, the tempo increases with a sprightly melody, its dotted rhythms echoing Rossini. Another theme is introduced before the eruption of one of those famous slow-building, repetitive “Rossini crescendos.” A repeat of this music leads tp a faster tempo and the Overture’s exciting conclusion.
duration: c. 7 minutes
Instrumentation: Flute 1, Flute 2, Oboe, Bassoon, Clarinet in …