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Title	Movements
Article no.	98038801
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Variable wind instruments
Instrumentation	Flexi (variable instrumentation); Ha (concert/wind band); / (or); Fa (fanfare band)
Instrumentation/info	4part; Perc (percussion instrument)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Netherlands (nl)
Publisher *	gobelinmusic
Publisher's article no. *	GOB 000238-015
Delivery publisher *	Hal Leonard Europe
EAN (GTIN) *	9790035206713
ISMN *	979-0-03520671-3
ISMN-10 *	M-03520671-3
Year of publication	2000
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Composer	Millstone, Patrick
Difficulty level	2
Evaluation level of countries	D1 (German entry level)
Duration	5:15
Additional info/contents	The three sections of "Movements" demonstrate the concept of motion in all its orms. The March briskly gets the band going (in motion). section 2 (Sarabande) is solemn and melodious (slow motion), and the Allegro con Brio in section 3 forms an energetic conclusion (commotion) to this enchanting and instructive composition by Patrick Millstone. In Motion Slow Motion Commotion
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Programme notes *: The Dynamics of Movement in Music: An Analysis of Patrick Millstone's Composition "Movements" Music is an art form that has the ability to express movement and change in an emotional and creative way. In the composition "Movements" by Patrick Millstone, the concept of movement is explored in all its forms and illustrated through three different sections. This multi-layered composition offers a fascinating insight into the different aspects of movement and dynamics in music. Part 1: The March - The first section of "Movements" is a march that gets the band moving with its up-tempo and energetic music. The march is a traditional musical genre often associated with military parades and celebratory occasions. In "Movements" the march gives the composition a powerful and dynamic start and sets the stage for further musical developments. Part 2: Sarabande - The second section, the Sarabande, presents a contrast to the previous march. The Sarabande is a slow, celebratory dance often used in Baroque musical compositions. In "Movements" the Sarabande conveys an atmosphere of calm and melancholy while at the same time creating a deep emotional resonance. This slow motion allows listeners to immerse themselves in the melodic sounds and experience the beauty of the music in its full glory. Part 3: Allegro con Brio - The third section of "Movements" forms an energetic conclusion to the composition. The Allegro con Brio is fast and lively, and it conveys an atmosphere of excitement and movement. This section, known as Commotion, captures the hustle and bustle of life and provides a dynamic climax to the entire composition. With its lively energy and stirring melodies, the Allegro con Brio delights listeners and leaves them with a feeling of excitement and optimism. Patrick Millstone's "Movements" is a fascinating musical journey through the various facets of movement and dynamics. From the energetic March to the solemn Sarabande to the lively Allegro con Brio, this composition offers a multi-layered insight into the creative diversity of music. With its powerful music and deep emotional resonance, "Movements" reminds listeners that music is a universal language that has the power to move, inspire and connect people. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: Geobelin Music Publishing

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	Movements (variable instrumentation; concert/wind band; or; fanfare band), full score and parts
	Movements (variable instrumentation; concert/wind band; or; fanfare band), full score

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