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Title	Panache
Article no.	9550063
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Overture (original composition)
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	United Kingdom (uk)
Publisher *	G & M Brand Publications Ltd.
Publisher's article no. *	GMB 10221
Composer	Fraser, Bruce
Difficulty level	4
Evaluation level of countries	D4 (German upper level)
Duration	6:00
Additional info/contents	Bruce Fraser's "Panache" is a lively and energetic composition that perfectly captures the spirit and elegance of the term. The piece is not only a wonderful example of contemporary wind music, but also an excellent teaching tool that challenges and inspires young musicians. Combining technical sophistication and musical expressiveness, "Panache" remains a popular and often performed work in the repertoire of wind bands worldwide.
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Programme notes *: The term "Panache" comes from French and literally means "plume" or "decorative feather". In a figurative sense, "Panache" stands for style, verve, elegance and a certain distinctiveness. These qualities are also reflected in the composition of the same name for wind orchestra by Bruce Fraser. This report explains the term "Panache" and takes a closer look at Bruce Fraser's composition. In French, "Panache" originally refers to the plume on helmets, which in historical contexts was often seen as a symbol of bravery and leadership. In a figurative sense, "Panache" is used to describe someone who acts with elegance, charm and self-confidence. This person has a special charisma and presents themselves with a certain flair and enthusiasm. The term is often used in art, literature and music to characterize works or performances that are characterized by a particular liveliness and dynamism. Bruce Fraser and his composition "Panache" Bruce Fraser (1947-2017) was a Scottish composer and conductor, particularly known for his work in the field of wind music. His compositions are valued for their accessibility, musicality and ability to inspire both musicians and listeners. "Panache" is one of his best known compositions for wind band. The piece perfectly captures the spirit and energy of the term. It is lively, dynamic and full of musical colors. Written for wind band, the composition is characterized by its stirring character and technical sophistication, which challenges and inspires musicians at the same time. Musical analysis of "Panache" The composition "Panache" begins with a powerful and sweeping opening theme that immediately captures the audience's attention. This introduction is characterized by striking rhythms and a radiant brass fanfare that introduces the central motif of the piece. As the piece progresses, Fraser develops the main theme by moving it through different registers and instrument groups in the orchestra. The varied instrumentation ensures that the theme appears in new timbres time and time again, giving the composition a special vibrancy. Another notable element of the composition is the contrast between the dynamic, energetic passages and the quieter, lyrical sections. These dynamic changes create tension and keep the listener interested. Interpretation and performance In performing "Panache," it is important that the orchestra captures the energetic and lively nature of the piece. Conductors and musicians should take care to clearly bring out the contrasting passages and maintain rhythmic precision to underline the sparkling quality of the music. The composition demands not only technical skill from the musicians, but also expressive interpretation. The musicians must convey to the audience the joy and enthusiasm that Fraser has put into the music. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: G & M Brand Wind Repertory Projekt

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