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Title	Mirum
Article no.	4118632
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Concert music
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Italy (it)
Publisher *	Scomegna
Publisher's article no. *	ES B1552.19
Year of publication	2022
Price	click here
Composer	Rossi, Antonio
Difficulty level	3+
Evaluation level of countries	D3 (German medium level)
Duration	6:07
Additional info/contents	"Mirum" is a festive and celebratory piece with a unique character. The composition is developed on an ABA scheme with a predominant theme of trumpets balanced by woodwinds. The first section is lively and festive, while the second section is more solemn and celebratory. It's perfect as an opening piece or as an accompaniment to a celebratory event.
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Programme notes *: The term "Mirum" comes from Latin and translates as "wonderful" or "amazing". It is often used to express wonder or admiration and is used in various contexts. The origin of the term "Mirum" comes from Latin, an ancient language used in Roman culture. In Latin texts, "mirum" was used as an adjective to indicate something wonderful, amazing, or admirable. The term "Mirum" is also found in cultural and literary contexts. It is often used in art, music, or literature to indicate fascinating or noteworthy elements. For example, someone might say “Mirum!” exclaim to express admiration for an impressive work of art or extraordinary achievement. In some religious contexts, "Mirum" may also have a connection to miracles. In Christian liturgy it is sometimes used in connection with worship and wonder at divine miracles. In science, particularly biology or medicine, "Mirum" could be used to indicate amazing or inexplicable phenomena. In colloquial language, "Mirum" is sometimes used to express surprise at something mundane or extraordinary. It can serve as an expression of joy, amazement, or admiration. The term “Mirum” is more than just a word; he embodies an emotion of wonder and admiration. Its use extends across diverse areas from art and culture to religious and everyday contexts, and it remains a versatile expression for experiencing the wonderful or amazing. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: Scomegna

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	Mirum (concert/wind band), full score and parts
	Mirum (concert/wind band), full score

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