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Title	Eris (Historia Planetulae)
Article no.	4093507
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Original contemporary music (20th, 21st century)
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	A3DirPrt (Oversized score); Stm (set of parts)
Country of publication	Netherlands (nl)
Publisher *	Tierolff-Muziekcentrale, 4700 BD Roosendaal
Publisher's article no. *	TI 100155Ha
Year of publication	2017
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Composer	Muck, Daniel
Difficulty level	4
Evaluation level of countries	A5 (Austrian E level); D4 (German upper level)
Duration	8:25
Additional info/contents	The work "Eris - Historia Planetulae" by Daniel Muck is a symphonic tone poem about the planet of the same name, which has only belonged to the group of dwarf planets in our solar system since 2006. In various sections of this composition, the different sides of this small planet are musically interpreted. This work is characterised by imposing passages, which are meant to describe the symbolism of this "tenth" planet, to calm, gentle melodic lines. At the end, the composition ends with spherical and powerful sounds. Daniel Muck has also already composed a setting about the related dwarf planet Ceres. Prt PicFlt Flt 1,2 Ob 1,2 Fag 1,2 EsClr Clr 1,2,3 BClr CBClr ASax 1,2 TSax BSax Trp 1,2,3 Flh 1,2 (Ha) Hrn in F 1,2,3,4 Trb 1,2 BsTrb Euph (BC+TC) Tub WltStm: Hrn in Eb 1,2,3,4 Trb in Bb 1,2 (BC+TC) BsTrb in Bb (BC+TC) Euph in Bb (BC+TC) EsTub (BC+TC) BTub (BC+TC) KB Tmp Perc 1,2,3 Mlt Hrp (opt.) Pno (opt.)
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Programme notes *: The dwarf planet "Eris", once hidden at the very edge of our solar system, came into the focus of the astronomical community in 2006 when it was officially added to the list of dwarf planets. This discovery inspired composer Daniel Muck to write a symphonic tone poem of the same name that musically explores the mysterious and fascinating nature of this celestial body. The composition "Eris" by Daniel Muck is an artistic masterpiece that captures the various aspects and characteristics of the dwarf planet and translates them into an impressive soundscape. The work features an impressive variety of moods and timbres that reflect the deep mysteries and splendour of Eris. The music begins with an imposing chord that highlights the symbolic significance of this "tenth" planet. A calm and gentle passage captures the quiet mysteries and subtle powers of the dwarf planet. Melodic lines glide through space like floating objects, creating an atmosphere of contemplation and reflection. Here, the inner world of Eris is revealed as the orchestra captures the subtle nuances of the sounds with sensitive instrumentation. The composition continues its journey by taking up different sections that musically interpret the many facets of Eris. Sonorous orchestrations and powerful melodies create an atmosphere of wonder and discovery, taking the listener on a journey through the vastness of the solar system. Here, the size and importance of Eris is impressively portrayed, as the orchestra paints the majestic picture of the dwarf planet with impressive dynamics and energy. As the composition progresses, it reaches its climax when it leads to spherical and powerful sounds. This finale expresses the powerful presence and influence of Eris on the solar system. Sonic explosions and triumphant motifs create a sense of grandeur and draw attention to the size of this distant dwarf planet. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net Information: Tierolff Music Wikipedia: (136199) Eris Tags: Sun, moon and stars Space and Universe

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	Eris (Historia Planetulae) (concert/wind band), Oversized score; set of parts
	Eris, Historia Planetulae (concert/wind band), Oversized score
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