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Title	2 Märsche, denen es am nötigen Ernst mangelt (Zwei)
Article no.	3212813
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Concert music
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Germany (de)
Publisher *	Loosmann-Musik, 77955 Ettenheim
Publisher's article no. *	B 0169
Year of publication	1991
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Composer	Regner, Hermann
Evaluation level of countries	D4 (German upper level)
Additional info/contents	Hermann Regner's work is a successful mixture of tradition and innovation that underlines the versatility and creative potential of wind orchestra music. "Two marches that lack the necessary seriousness" is a joyful and enchanting musical experience that transports listeners to a world of smiles and joy. 1. Stolpersdorfer Sonntagsmarsch 2. Kleiner Marsch, der gern eine große Fuge geworden wäre (3'10")
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Programme notes *: Hermann Regner's "Two marches that lack the necessary seriousness" is an original and humorous composition for wind orchestra that takes up traditional march music with a wink and reinterprets it in a playful way. The two marches, the "Stolpersdorf Sunday March" and the "Little March, which would have liked to have been a big fugue", are characteristic examples of Regner's creative and humorous musical style. The "Stolpersdorfer Sonntagsmarsch" opens with a playful and light-footed melody that seems to stumble forward while creating a cheerful atmosphere. The unconventional rhythmic patterns and surprising melodic twists make the listener smile and are reminiscent of a happy village community strolling through the streets on a relaxed Sunday morning. In contrast to this is the “Little March, which would have liked to have been a large fugue”. This march begins with a solemn and serious introduction, which, however, quickly takes on a playful character. The music seems as if it wants to go into depth to become an epic fugue, but instead it ends charmingly and modestly, as if surprised by its own ambition. In these two marches, Hermann Regner plays with the expectations and clichés of marching music by lovingly turning them on their head. He combines traditional elements with a modern and ironic approach, resulting in refreshing and entertaining music. The composition "Two marches that lack the necessary seriousness" is a popular piece in the repertoire of many wind orchestras due to its original and humorous nature. It makes the musicians and the audience alike smile and shows that music doesn't always have to be serious to be touching and inspiring. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Information: Loosmann Musikverlag

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