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Title	Hanseatic Suite
Article no.	9307640
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Suite
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band); / (or); Fa (fanfare band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Netherlands (nl)
Publisher *	De Haske Publications
Publisher's article no. *	DHP 0900179-015
Delivery publisher *	Hal Leonard Europe
Series title	Easy Band Series
No. in series	6
EAN (GTIN) *	9790035067147
ISMN *	979-0-03506714-7
ISMN-10 *	M-03506714-7
Year of publication	1990
Price	click here
Composer	De Haan, Jacob
Difficulty level	2
Evaluation level of countries	D2 (German lower level); C1 (Swiss 4th class)
Duration	6:26
Additional info/contents	A nice challenge now and then is good for every youth wind orchestra. For example, with this dreamy piece composed by Jacob de Haan based on a folk song melody.

No.	Track title	Duration	Sound sample
1	Hanseatic Suite Part I	1:20
2	Hanseatic Suite Part II	1:30
3	Hanseatic Suite Part III	2:20
4	Hanseatic Suite Part IV	1:50

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Programme notes *: The term "Hanseatic" is closely linked to the history, trade and cultural development of Europe. Originally derived from the Hanseatic League, a medieval trading organisation, the term has evolved over the centuries to symbolise a rich trading tradition and cultural identity. The Hanseatic League was an association of northern German cities that played a significant role in European trade in the Middle Ages, particularly in the 12th to 17th centuries. These cities formed a network that promoted the exchange of goods, ideas and cultural influences. The "Hanseatic League" contributed to the economic prosperity and cultural diversity of Northern and Eastern Europe. The "Hanseatic" recalls an era of flourishing trade in which cities such as Lübeck, Hamburg and Bremen were important trading centres. The Hanseatic League enabled merchants to stand together in the face of political and economic challenges. The cities that were part of this network benefited from a lively exchange of goods, which led to prosperity and cultural flourishing. Nowadays, the term "Hanseatic" is not only used in a historical context, but also has a modern meaning. Cities that were once members of the Hanseatic League proudly bear the title "Hanseatic City". This title symbolises not only the historical connection to trade, but also a special cultural identity characterised by traditions, architecture and customs. The term "Hanseatic" has also found use outside of Germany. It is used in various contexts to refer to trading communities, maritime traditions and the spirit of international exchange. In the world of business and trade in particular, "Hanseatic" is used as a synonym for a strong trading tradition and economic co-operation. "Hanseatic" is therefore more than just a historical term. It is a symbol of an era of flourishing trade, cultural diversity and cohesion. The Hanseatic League not only shaped the history of European cities, but also left behind a cultural heritage that is still alive today. The term remains a bridge between the rich past and the modern importance of trade, culture and co-operation. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: De Haske Tags: Working world and activities Policy and governmental decisions Seafaring and ships Contemporary History and Historical Events

	Format
	Hanseatic Suite (concert/wind band; or; fanfare band), full score and parts
	Hanseatic Suite (concert/wind band; or; fanfare band; or; brass band), full score
	Easy Band Music, 2 CDs
	Life on Mars (Festival Series #7), audio CD  Click here to download individual tracks or entire album at
	Wind Music of Jacob de Haan #1, audio CD

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