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Title	Krimi-Szenen
Article no.	9430500
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Suite
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	DirStm (Condensed Score and parts)
Country of publication	Germany (de)
Publisher *	Studio-Verlag Rudi Seifert
Publisher's article no. *	SEI 09001002
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Composer	Rhinow, Hans-Joachim
Difficulty level	4
Evaluation level of countries	D4 (German upper level)
Additional info/contents	The Crime Scenes suite by Hans-Joachim Rhinow is an impressive work that brings the exciting and varied aspects of crime stories to life musically. Each movement of the suite captures a specific scene or mood, from the grim opening at the crime scene, to the mysterious midnight rendezvous and the seductive decoy, to the gripping hot-scoring chase. Rhinow's masterful use of orchestral colors and his ability to create tension and atmosphere make this suite a fascinating and entertaining experience for musicians and listeners alike. Moderne Suite: 1) Am Tatort 2) Rendezvous um Mitternacht 3) Der blonde Lockvogel 4) Die heisse Spur
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Programme notes *: A thick fog settled over the city as investigators entered the crime scene. The scene was dark and eerie, an empty backyard lit only by flickering streetlights. Evidence pointing to a crime was scattered everywhere. Broken glass, an overturned chair, and tracks scattered in different directions. The smell of wet earth and old concrete hung in the air as investigators silently combed the scene, searching for clues that might solve the mystery. In the distance, a church clock struck midnight as two figures secretly met in the shadow of an old bridge. The midnight rendezvous was carefully planned, a meeting that no one was supposed to observe. In whispers, they exchanged information that was crucial to the case. There was a mixture of nervousness and determination in their eyes as they hurried to end the conversation before they were discovered. Every step they took echoed in the silent night, a telltale echo that always reminded them of the danger they were in. The next day, a new character emerged who would change the game. A woman with long, blonde hair and a seductive smile entered the scene. She was the blonde decoy, skillfully used to lure the suspects out of their shell. With her charming and easygoing manner, she quickly gained the trust of those who knew more than they wanted to reveal. Every look, every move was carefully thought out to elicit information and unmask the real masterminds behind the crime. But the decisive moment came when the investigators finally hit the hot lead. A small, inconspicuous clue that changed everything. In an abandoned warehouse, they found the crucial evidence - fingerprints, a gun and a letter that revealed the whole conspiracy. With their hearts pounding and their minds sharp, they followed this lead that led them straight to those responsible. The tension reached its peak when they caught the perpetrators in a dramatic chase through the narrow streets of the city. The story ended as it had begun, in the darkness of night, but this time the feeling was different. The investigators had solved the mystery, caught the culprits and restored justice. The fog that had shrouded the city began to lift and the first rays of the morning sun broke through the clouds, a sign of a new beginning. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: Musikverlag Seifert Tags: Wars and battles Criminals Fairy tales, legends, stories

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	Krimi-Szenen (concert/wind band), Condensed Score and parts
	Bunt gemischte Blasmusik #8, audio CD

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