Slavicky: TRIO for oboe, clarinet and bassoon
| Wydawnictwo: | AMOS Editio, s.r.o. |
| styl muzyczny: | muzyka klasyczna i liturgiczna |
| aranżacja : | melodia |
| obsada: | trio |
| Stopie: | bardziej zaawansowany |
| format: |
książka
komplet (tylko partie) |
Pokrewne pozycje
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Krejci: Trio – Divertimento for oboe, clarinet and bassoon
Krejčí, Iša partytura + partie książka | komplet (partytura + partie) Kod: R034 71,65 złw magazynie, do wysyłki -
Beethoven: TRIO in C major, op.87 for flute(oboe), clarinet and bassoon
Beethoven, Ludwig van partytura + partie książka | komplet (partytura + partie) Kod: MR2156 174,56 złdostawa do 28 dni -
Gordon: TRIO in Bb major for oboe, clarinet and bassoon
Gordon, Jacob partytura + partie książka Kod: MR2185 155,15 złdostawa do 28 dni -
Schulhoff: Divertissement for oboe, clarinet and bassoon / set of parts
Schulhoff, Erwin melodia książka Kod: ED7737 188,16 złdostawa do 28 dni -
Wind trio for oboe, clarinet and bassoon
Horká, Kateřina melodia | partytura + partie książka Kod: TE0068 38,64 złdostawa do 28 dni
Dane
| Kod produktu: | AM0013 |
| kompozytor: | Slavický, Klement |
| ilość utworów: | 4 |
| ilość stron: | 24 |
| język : |
włoski
czeski |
| rozmiar: | 24 x 31 cm |
| waga: | 136 g |
Spis utworów (4)
- Largo
- Vivo
- Molto tranquillo
- Presto
Opis produktu
The Wind Trio is one of the first compositions written by Klement Slavický after graduating from Suk's master school. Already in this early work, the composer managed to find a distinctive expression with typical features of Moravian folk music, lively rhythmicity and virtuoso instrumentation. The piece was premiered in 1937 at the "Presence" concert by Vaclav Smetacek, Vladimir Riha and Karel Bidl. These performers performed it with great success ten years later at the ISCM festival in Copenhagen. Since then it has been one of the most popular contemporary Czech compositions for this instrumentation.
Klement Slavicky (1910–1999) was a Czech music composer and teacher. He came from a musician family from Tovačov. His father was an organist, choirmaster and violinist. He graduated from the Prague Conservatory and continued his studies at the master school with Josef Suk. His music is emotionally engaged, trembling even in the quietest lyrical singing. It belongs to the most valuable legacy of Czech music of the second half of the twentieth century.
