Extreme Make-Over Metamorphoses on a Theme by Tchaikovsky for Brass Band by Johan De Meij Brass Band - Sheet Music

By Johan De Meij

This new work by Johan de Meij consists of a set of metamorphoses on a theme from Tchaikovsky's well-knownAndante cantabile (from String Quartet No.1 in D). Tchaikovsky stated, "Never have I been so proud of my creative powers as when Leo Tolstoy sat in the chair next to mine listening to my Andante, and the tears ran down his cheeks." De Meij states the theme, followed by the first metamorphosis, which emanates from a single tone. There is a transition to Alla Marcia, which is in a neo-classical style. The following movement features the playing of tuned bottles, leading into an extensive marimba solo. This joins seamlessly to the finale, a canonic treatment of the theme, leading to a festive conclusion.

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Ensembles:
Brass Band
Genres:
20th Century Movies
Composers:
Johan De Meij
Publishers:
Amstel Music
UPC:
884088068387
Format:
Set of Parts
Item types:
Physical
Level:
Grade 4
Artist:
Johan De Meij
Usages:
School and Community
Shipping Weight:
6.05 pounds

Parts Only Brass Band (Parts) - Grade 4-5

SKU: HL.4000197

Metamorphoses on a Theme by Tchaikovsky for Brass Band. Composed by Johan De Meij. Amstel Music. Amstel Music #AM780. Published by Amstel Music (HL.4000197).

UPC: 884088068387.

This new work by Johan de Meij consists of a set of metamorphoses on a theme from Tchaikovsky's well-knownAndante cantabile (from String Quartet No.1 in D). Tchaikovsky stated, "Never have I been so proud of my creative powers as when Leo Tolstoy sat in the chair next to mine listening to my Andante, and the tears ran down his cheeks." De Meij states the theme, followed by the first metamorphosis, which emanates from a single tone. There is a transition to Alla Marcia, which is in a neo-classical style. The following movement features the playing of tuned bottles, leading into an extensive marimba solo. This joins seamlessly to the finale, a canonic treatment of the theme, leading to a festive conclusion.