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Title	3 Scottish Dances (Three)
Article no.	98081198
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Concert music
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band); / (or); Fa (fanfare band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Switzerland (ch)
Publisher *	EMR - Editions Marc Reift
Publisher's article no. *	EMR 1880
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Composer	Mortimer, John Glenesk
Difficulty level	5
Evaluation level of countries	D3 (German medium level)
Duration	8:20
Additional info/contents	Each of the three movements is based on a genuine traditional tune, presented in a natural and straightforward arrangement.

No.	Track title	Duration	CD	Sound sample
1	Jig	2:24
2	Strathspey	3:11
3	Reel	2:22

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Programme notes *: The composition "Three Scottish Dances" by the British composer John Glenesk Mortimer is a sonorous journey through the lively world of Scottish folk music. Consisting of the movements "Jig", "Strathspey" and "Reel", this work represents an impressive connection between classical composition and the authentic folk tunes of Scotland. The first movement, "Jig", captures the lively and lively atmosphere of a Scottish jig. The use of traditional folk tunes gives the movement a natural and simple feel. The characteristic rhythmic figures and light melodies create an intoxicating energy that takes the listener into Scotland's lively dance tradition. The second movement, "Strathspey", is characterized by a unique Scottish dance form. The slower tempo characteristics and the emphasized first beat give the Strathspey a distinctive identity. Mortimer masterfully manages to preserve the simple beauty of the folk tunes while creating a sophisticated compositional structure that transports the listener to the landscape and culture of Scotland. The third and final movement, "Reel", rounds off the work with a stirring and danceable note. The quick tempo changes and lively melodies reflect the vitality and joy of the Scottish reel tradition. Mortimer deftly integrates the rich timbres of the orchestra to emphasize the lively and dynamic nature of reel music. The special feature of "Three Scottish Dances" lies not only in the successful integration of Scottish folk tunes, but also in the way in which Mortimer preserves the authenticity of these tunes. Through skillful orchestral arrangements and sensitive composition techniques, he brings Scotland's folk music tradition to life in a natural and respectful way. "Three Scottish Dances" by John Glenesk Mortimer is a charming composition that celebrates the diversity and beauty of Scottish folk music. The movements "Jig", "Strathspey" and "Reel" offer a sonic journey through Scotland's rich musical history and showcase Mortimer's masterful ability to harmoniously combine tradition and innovation. This composition stands as a striking example of the timeless beauty and appeal of Scottish folk music in the world of classical music. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Tags: Dances and songs

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	3 Scottish Dances (Three) (concert/wind band; or; fanfare band), full score and parts
	3 Scottish Dances (Three) (concert/wind band; or; fanfare band), full score
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