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Title	Citytrip to Prague
Article no.	4102312
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Concert music
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Belgium (be)
Publisher *	HAFABRA Music Louis Martinus
Publisher's article no. *	HFB 758
Series title	Original concert pieces
Year of publication	2018
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Composer	Waignein, Andre
Difficulty level	2+
Evaluation level of countries	D2 (German lower level)
Duration	4:00
Additional info/contents	Prag is the capital and at the same time the most populous city of the Czech Republic. With over 1.3 million inhabitants, Prague ranks fifteenth among the largest cities in the European Union. The capital Prague is one of the 14 regions of the Czech Republic and one of the richest regions in Europe. The nickname "Golden City" refers to the sandstone towers that shimmer in golden hues when the sun shines on them. Another explanation for this name is that Emperor Charles IV had the towers of Prague Castle gilded. In addition, the city was a centre of attraction for alchemists during the reign of Rudolf II. The name "City of a Hundred Towers" has also been known for several centuries and derives from the numerous towers that characterize the historical cityscape.
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Programme notes *: The composition "Citytrip to Prague" for wind orchestra by André Waignein is a remarkable musical work that captures the beauty, history and atmosphere of the Czech capital Prague and presents it in sonic form. This composition takes the listener on a musical journey through the picturesque streets, historical sights and vibrant sounds of this fascinating city. André Waignein, a renowned Belgian composer for wind orchestra, created "Citytrip to Prague" as a tribute to one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. With his rich musical experience and his flair for melody and orchestration, Waignein succeeded in capturing the unique atmosphere and charm of Prague in his composition. The composition is divided into several movements that reflect different aspects and sights of the city. Each movement presents its own musical representation, inspired by the characteristic features and mood of the respective location. From the majestic spires of Prague Castle to the bustling streets of the Old Town Square, each musical image in this composition helps to capture the feel and atmosphere of Prague. The composition "Citytrip to Prague" is characterised by its multi-layered orchestration, melodic sophistication and rhythmic variety. Waignein utilises a wide range of instruments and sonic textures to express the different facets and moods of Prague. From lyrical melodies to rousing rhythms, from gentle harmonies to powerful chords, the music of this composition reflects the diversity and beauty of the city. "Citytrip to Prague" is not only a musical representation of a city, but also an artistic tribute to the cultural and historical significance of Prague. This composition invites the listener to embark on an imaginary journey through the streets, squares and monuments of this fascinating city and to discover its beauty and splendour. Through its sonic depiction of Prague's sights and atmosphere, "Citytrip to Prague" helps to arouse interest and curiosity for this historic city and to explore it in a musical way. Quelle/source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: HaFaBra Music Wikipedia Tags: Ancient Cultures Foreign countries and places of interest Buildings and Architecture Art and Culture Countries and cities travels

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	Citytrip to Prague (concert/wind band), full score and parts
	Citytrip to Prague (concert/wind band), full score
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