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Title	Walk on the wild side
Article no.	4026948
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Concert music
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Germany (de)
Publisher *	Wertach Musikverlag
Year of publication	2008
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Composer	Kofler, Gerd
Difficulty level	3
Evaluation level of countries	A2 (Austrian B level); D3 (German medium level)
Duration	7:44
Additional info/contents	"Walk on the wild side", in German "Ein Abstecher ins Abenteuer" tells the story of a journey into the wilderness. The work starts full of enthusiasm. You can feel the anticipation of the upcoming experience. After this lively part, one makes oneself comfortable around the campfire and enjoys the freedom of untouched nature. But the peace and quiet is short-lived, because the next day a white-water trip awaits the adventurers. In no time at all, the idyll is over and they find themselves in the middle of a battle against the rapids. Only with difficulty do they finally reach calmer waters and recover from the strenuous trip. Only now do they discover the beautiful surroundings. Satisfied to have survived the adventurous detour in one piece, they finally make their way home.
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Programme notes *: "Walk on the Wild Side" is a fascinating theme in music that speaks to human curiosity and the desire for adventure. It refers to songs, compositions or musical cultures that convey an atmosphere of freedom, rebellion or exoticism. These themes can appear in various genres and styles, from rock and jazz to hip-hop and world music. The term "Walk on the Wild Side" originally comes from the lyric of the same name by Lou Reed, a legendary American singer-songwriter. In his song, released in 1972, Reed describes the lives of various people who live on the margins of society and lead unconventional lifestyles. The lyrics talk about transgender women, drug dealers and other characters who move beyond the norm, giving the song a certain mystical atmosphere of adventure and danger. Musically speaking, "Walk on the Wild Side" can be expressed through various elements. Unconventional harmonies, unusual rhythms or exotic instruments are often used to create an atmosphere of unpredictability and freedom. Using improvisational techniques commonly found in jazz can also help convey this sense of spontaneity and wildness. In other cases, "Walk on the Wild Side" may simply describe an attitude or lifestyle that differs from mainstream culture. This can be achieved through provocative lyrics, energetic performances or a rebellious aesthetic that challenges convention and explores the boundaries of what is acceptable. In the history of music there are numerous examples of works and artists that take up the theme of "Walk on the Wild Side". From the rebellious rock'n'roll pioneers of the 1950s to the psychedelic artists of the 1960s to the punk rockers and hip-hop artists of more recent times, musicians have repeatedly pushed the boundaries of the usual and explored new paths . Overall, "Walk on the Wild Side" is a fascinating theme in music that celebrates the diversity and richness of creative expression. It invites you to break away from conventions, explore new paths and experience life in all its facets. Whether through provocative lyrics, innovative sounds or rebellious performances - "Walk on the Wild Side" encourages you to discover the unknown and enjoy life to the fullest. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: Wertach Musikverlag

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