• Melodie Infinie String Orchestra - Sheet Music

Melodie Infinie String Orchestra Score String Orchestra - Sheet Music

The piece for string orchestra Infinite Melody is dedicated to the great shadows in Bayreuth, Wagner and Liszt. An evocative miniature, like a style study, it was requested by youth ensembles participating in the artistic festival in this city. A polyphonic technique involving immanent sounds is used, which was also used in The Modal Column. The passage of the melodic relief from one group of instruments to another induces a feeling of perpetual quest. From Wagner and Liszt’s infinite melody a few external, characteristic aspects are employed: 1. the grupetto, which tends to amplify the importance of a sound, and 2. the Auftakt fromthe beginning of each phrase, as in Tristan and Isolde At the climax of the piece an impact with a few authentic themes takes place, cited from Wagner (Siegfried-Idylle) and Liszt respectively (Faust-Symphonie).

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Ensembles:
String Orchestra
Genres:
Classical
Publishers:
Editions Musicales Transatlantiques
EAN:
5020679197653
Format:
Score
Item types:
Physical
Usages:
School and Community
Shipping Weight:
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String Orchestra (Score)

SKU: HL.14040890

String Orchestra Score. Composed by Theodor Grigoriu. Music Sales America. Classical. Score. Editions Musicales Transatlantiques #ETR001683. Published by Editions Musicales Transatlantiques (HL.14040890).

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The piece for string orchestra Infinite Melody is dedicated to the great shadows in Bayreuth, Wagner and Liszt. An evocative miniature, like a style study, it was requested by youth ensembles participating in the artistic festival in this city.

A polyphonic technique involving immanent sounds is used, which was also used in The Modal Column. The passage of the melodic relief from one group of instruments to another induces a feeling of perpetual quest.

From Wagner and Liszt’s infinite melody a few external, characteristic aspects are employed:
1. the grupetto, which tends to amplify the importance of a sound, and
2. the Auftakt fromthe beginning of each phrase, as in Tristan and Isolde

At the climax of the piece an impact with a few authentic themes takes place, cited from Wagner (Siegfried-Idylle) and Liszt respectively (Faust-Symphonie).

Ensemble:
String Orchestra
Publisher:
Editions Musicales Transatlantiques