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Rhapsodie Truffée (Eine Entdeckungsreise in die Provence) - click for larger image
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Title Rhapsodie Truffée (Eine Entdeckungsreise in die Provence)
Article no. 4020765
Category Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory Rhapsody
Instrumentation Ha (concert/wind band)
Format PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication Germany (de)
Publisher * Rundel Musikverlag GmbH
Publisher's article no. * MVSR 2638
Year of publication 2011
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Composer Vlak, Kees
Difficulty level 3+
Evaluation level of countries D3 (German medium level)
Duration 5:50
Additional info/contents Truffles (Tuber) are considered a delicacy all over the world because the special thing about them is that they cannot be planted or bred. You have to find them! This gives you something mysterious and noble. Provence is one of the areas where these underground mushrooms can be found relatively often. The French are very proud of this, because when asked what is tastier than a truffle, there can only be one right answer: "Two truffles".

In his Rhapsodie Truffée Kees Vlak takes us on a journey of discovery into Provence. Of course, this also includes a truffle search. "At dawn", quietly and secretly, we set off, because nobody should notice "In the mountain village" that we go on the adventurous search for the culinary treasure. With truffle dogs and truffle pigs, who can sniff out the noble truffles under the ground with their fine noses, we walk in the "Pastorale" through the beautiful Provencal landscape to the forest, because truffles grow at the roots of trees, especially often of oaks. And in fact we discover some remarkable specimens under a large oak tree while "searching for truffles". The joy is great and we proudly return with our find to the village, where "The Truffle Festival on the Market Square" has already begun. There is a lively hustle and bustle here and the successful truffle hunters present their products, sometimes in a curious way. Some wear long coats, under which they hide the fine truffles - and only if an interested buyer seems trustworthy enough, he may have a look at the precious mushrooms before finally negotiating the price.

In the evening everyone comes together in the village and after the "L'apèritif" there is a big "gala dinner with truffles white and black" where we celebrate together.

Musically, Kees Vlak captures the typical French charm with a playful and slightly coquettish atmosphere, for example by making small reservations and dissolving them. The individual instrument groups and timbres stand out again and again from the overall sound, which is generally rather transparent. This should represent the individual lifestyle of the French, as well as some solo passages. At the same time the truffle search is reflected here, because most seekers prefer to go alone.

1. "At dawn (Dans l'obscurité de l'aube)
2. "In the Mountain Village" (Le Village en Haut)
3. pastoral
4. "At the Truffle Hunt" (À la Truffière)
5. "The Truffle Festival in the Market Square" (Fête de Truffes à la Place du Marché)
6. "L'Apèritif" (The Apéritif)
7. "Gala Dinner with Truffles White and Black" (Grand Dîner aux Blanches et Noires)"

So, in order to elicit the French charm of the Rhapsodie Truffée, one should pay particularly close attention to the articulation and dynamics employed by Kees Vlak.
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Picturesque Provence, famous for its lavender fields and idyllic villages, is transformed into a culinary paradise every year as the Truffle Festival enchants the senses of visitors. This journey through the festival is an ode to the flavors, traditions and art of truffles in the southern French region.

1. At Dawn: The magic of the Truffle Festival begins at dawn when the truffle hunters head into the forests with their dogs. The air is filled with the freshness of the day as the sun's rays slowly warm the earth. The scent of moist soil and gnarled oak trees promises a bountiful harvest.

2. In the mountain village: The truffle festival unfolds in a picturesque mountain village in Provence. The narrow streets are decorated with colorful market stalls presenting a variety of regional products. The atmosphere is lively and villagers are preparing to share their culinary treasures.

3. Pastoral: A pastoral scene unfolds as local musicians perform traditional tunes. The gentle sounds of flutes and accordions fill the air, creating a relaxed atmosphere that immerses visitors in Provençal culture.

4. During the truffle hunt: The heart of the festival is the truffle hunt itself. The truffle hunters proudly present their finds while the visitors watch with excitement. The dogs, trained in the art of truffle hunting, skillfully sniff the earth and the black jewels of Provence are carefully brought to light.

5. The Truffle Festival in the Market Square: The market square shines in the colors of Provence when the culinary diversity of the Truffle Festival is revealed. Stalls offer fresh truffles in various sizes and varieties, accompanied by delicious products such as truffle oil, butter and cheese. Visitors can let themselves be seduced by the aromas and send their senses on a gastronomic journey.

6. L'Apèritif: The traditional Provençal aperitif, accompanied by a hint of lavender and herbs, marks a relaxing break. Visitors taste local wines and enjoy small snacks flavored with truffles. The sociable atmosphere reinforces the feeling of community and enjoyment.

7. Gala dinner with truffles, white and black: The highlight of the truffle festival is the glamorous gala dinner in the evening. Guests gather for a celebratory meal where the truffles shine in all their glory. Creative menus, from appetizers to desserts, present the truffles in various culinary variations.

The Truffle Festival in Provence is not just a gastronomic event, but a cultural celebration that captures the essence of this magical region. The combination of music, traditions, and of course the delicious truffles creates a unique experience that enlivens the senses and celebrates the love of the Provençal way of life.

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