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Title	Vertical acceleration
Article no.	4118072
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Contemporary Music (1945-present)
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 807
Series title	Original concert pieces Series
Year of publication	2022
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Composer	Galante, Rossano
Difficulty level	4+
Evaluation level of countries	D4 (German upper level)
Duration	6:00
Additional info/contents	"Vertical Acceleration" paints a musical portrait of a journey through the cosmos. The music begins with a short, rhythmic motive that propels us forward as the engines ignite and the ascent begins. The music becomes more melodious, strong and powerful as the spacecraft and its passengers break through the bounds of earth’s gravity. As their capsule glides through space, the music evolves into a slower, more noble, melodic theme that is based on the opening motive. This theme continues as it blossoms in strength and power. Ever-growing as the spaceship begins its return to earth, the music becomes faster and more rhythmic, incorporating a 7/8 meter. It culminates in an uplifting, powerful and emotional conclusion as the bold astronauts conclude their voyage.
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Programme notes *: In a not-too-distant future, as humanity sought to reach the stars, a majestic rocket stood on the launch pad, ready to soar into the infinite cosmos. Her gleaming body sparkled in the bright light of the launch platform as the night filled the sky above with countless twinkling stars. The rocket, a masterpiece of human engineering, was ready for its epic journey. Within it lay the dreams and hopes of generations who longed to explore the mysteries of the universe. As the first rays of dawn lit the horizon, the spectacle began to unfold. The rocket's engines roared to life, a massive thunder that shook the earth. The rocket slowly lifted from its launch site, a colossus that pushed itself against gravity. The earth receded beneath them as the rocket worked its way higher and higher into the sky. The atmosphere around her shimmered with heat as she broke through the confines of the Blue Planet and reached infinite space. Inside the rocket, the astronauts worked tirelessly to ensure their mission would be a success. Every move was precise, every command decisive as they prepared for the moment when they would reach the spaceship that awaited them. Finally, after hours of flight, the rocket reached its target. A huge spaceship floated majestically in space, a highlight of human achievement and discovery. The rocket docked gently with the spacecraft and the astronauts embarked on the next leg of their journey. The days passed as the spacecraft glided through the universe, past twinkling stars and distant galaxies. The astronauts stood in awe at the beauty and vastness of space, a constant testament to the immensity of the universe and the humility of humanity. But finally the time came to return to earth. The rocket, loaded with the astronauts' memories and discoveries, gently separated from the spacecraft and began its long journey back to home. As it shot through the night sky, the stars above sparkled like glowing jewels and the earth seemed like a distant dream. Finally, the rocket reached the planet's atmosphere and broke through it with a bright flash. A huge parachute opened and the rocket glided gently back to earth, back to the homeland that welcomed it with open arms. The astronauts emerged from the rocket laden with memories and experiences that would forever remain etched in the annals of humanity. So ended the journey of a rocket that had made the impossible possible, bringing humanity one step closer to the stars that glowed above. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information HaFaBra Music Tags: Sun, moon and stars Technology and Inventions Space and Universe

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	Vertical acceleration (concert/wind band), full score and parts
	Vertical acceleration (concert/wind band), full score
	HaFaBra Masterpieces #16: Sarcasmes, audio CD

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