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The Tortoise and The Hare (La Liebre y la Tortuga) - Double Concerto for Euphonium, Tuba and Symphonic Band - click for larger image
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Title The Tortoise and The Hare (La Liebre y la Tortuga) - Double Concerto for Euphonium, Tuba and Symphonic Band  NEW! 
Article no. 4120859
Category Concert/wind/brass band
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Instrumentation Solo Euphonium und Tuba mit sinfonischem Blasorchester
Instrumentation/info siehe Zusatzinfos
Country of publication Spain (es)
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Year of publication 2024
Composer Ferran, Ferrer
Difficulty level 3
Evaluation level of countries C3 (Swiss 2nd class)
Duration 16:08
Additional info/contents The Tortoise and The Hare (La Liebre y la Tortuga)
Double Concerto for Euphonium, Tuba and Symphonic Band

Level: 3 (solo 5)

The title itself evokes Aesop’s well-known fable, where a fast and confident hare competes against a constant and tenacious tortoise. The fable tells a story of perseverance and patience, and the composition reflects these concepts through its unique structure and style.

From the opening bars, «The Tortoise and the Hare» features an enchanting melody that goes throughout the work, guiding the listener through a musical journey that conjures up images of lively races and picturesque landscapes.

As the composition goes on, the musical dialogue between the euphonium and the tuba becomes the heart of the piece. The interaction between these two instruments creates a fascinating contrast, symbolizing the competition between the characters in the fable. Moments of intensity and emotion are intertwined with more delicate and reflective sections, creating a musical narrative that holds the listener’s attention from beginning to end. Each note, each change of dynamics, evokes the classic race between the hare’s speed and the tortoise’s constancy. This work not only highlights the musicians’s skills, but also transports the listener on an exciting musical journey, where the competition between the hare and the tortoise comes to life in every chord.

«The Tortoise and the Hare » is not only a challenging piece for the soloists, but also offers an immersive listening experience for the audience. The fusion of classical story with musical expressiveness elevates this composition to an exceptional level, making it a gem in the repertoire for euphonium and tuba.

Dedicated to the great soloists Bente Illevold and Daniel Ridder for their good work and innovation in the area of the Euphonium and Tuba repertoire.

Instrumentación / Instrumentation

Solo Euph. / Solo Tuba

Picc. / 2 Fl. / Ob. 1,2 / Fg. 1,2 /

Eb Cl. /Cl. 1,2,3 / Bass. Cl. /

Alto Sax. 1,2 / Sax. Tn. 1,2 / Sax. Bar. /

Hor. 1,2,3, 4 / Fl. Horn. 1,2 (opt.) / 3 Tpt. / 3 Trb. / Euph. 1,2 / Bass /

Vlc. (Opt.) / Cb. (Opt.) /

Timp. / Perc. 1,2,3

Werkseite:

https://www.ferrerferran.com/wind-band-the-tortoise-and-the-hare-la-liebre-y-la-tortuga/

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