Narbonne Festival by Julien-Francois Zbinden Brass Quintet - Sheet Music

By Julien-Francois Zbinden

The work consists of five movements of which the first, Intrada, makes use of rhythmic play interspersed with a short expressive Andante. The second, Fantasia, consists of cadenzas for each instrument which finally unites in a brief and peaceful coda. This is followed by a quick and virtuostic Scherzo, after which comes an Aria which is both simple and romantic. The work climaxes with Mozartiana, a joyous Allegro, which, as the title indicates, was inspired by the famous Sonata facile for piano (KV 545) by the ingenious Salzburg composer. Fragments of the theme of the first movement play against each other in counterpoint. "Narbonne Festival" is dedicated to Gabi and Jean-Pierre Mathez as a token of my esteem for them and for our friendship. The premiere of the work was May 1992 in Narbonne on the occasion of the International Brass Quintet Competition. Julien-François Zbinden

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Instrument:
Horn Trombone Trumpet Tuba
Ensembles:
Brass Quintet
Genres:
20th Century Contemporary
Composers:
Julien-Francois Zbinden
Publishers:
Editions BIM
ISBN:
9790207024626
Item types:
Physical
Artist:
Julien-Francois Zbinden
Usages:
School and Community
Shipping Weight:
0.91 pounds

Brass quintet (2 trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba) - Grade 5

SKU: ET.ENS43

Composed by Julien-Francois Zbinden. Contemporary. Duration 16'. Editions BIM #ENS43. Published by Editions BIM (ET.ENS43).

ISBN 9790207024626.

The work consists of five movements of which the first, Intrada, makes use of rhythmic play interspersed with a short expressive Andante. The second, Fantasia, consists of cadenzas for each instrument which finally unites in a brief and peaceful coda. This is followed by a quick and virtuostic Scherzo, after which comes an Aria which is both simple and romantic. The work climaxes with Mozartiana, a joyous Allegro, which, as the title indicates, was inspired by the famous Sonata facile for piano (KV 545) by the ingenious Salzburg composer. Fragments of the theme of the first movement play against each other in counterpoint. "Narbonne Festival" is dedicated to Gabi and Jean-Pierre Mathez as a token of my esteem for them and for our friendship. The premiere of the work was May 1992 in Narbonne on the occasion of the International Brass Quintet Competition. Julien-François Zbinden.