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Title	Wild Waters (Larsenn River)
Article no.	4088055
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Concert music
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Belgium (be)
Publisher *	Beriato Music
Publisher's article no. *	BMP 14011626
Delivery publisher *	Hal Leonard Europe
Series title	Concert Works Series
EAN (GTIN) *	9790365224265
ISMN *	979-0-36522426-5
Year of publication	2014
Composer	Pallhuber, Hermann
Difficulty level	2
Duration	6:10
Additional info/contents	Wild Waters was commissioned by the Mils near Imst Brass Band, conducted by Hannes Nagiller and is a compulsory piece in the B level of the regional competition at the 2015 Tyrolean Brass Band Association in Innsbruck.
Sample score *	click here
Video sample *
Available	yes

Programme notes *: Water! Elixir of life and force of nature. Sparkling, flowing, powerfully foaming—a valuable resource. The crystal clear, tranquil mountain lakes. The wild and savage roaring waterfalls. The bizarre, intriguing tiny trickles the dangerous, rushing streams. Water in all its forms is a menacing beauty of mesmerising nature. Man is no match for water. Water enters his habitat, is kept at bay by its inhabitants, yet still finds a way back to conquer his land, is tamed through technology and through it all remains unpredictable. The small Tyrolean town of Mils, in Austria, has its own unique history with the wild Larsenn creek. Under continual threat from its turbulent waters, the dangers of the creek for the small village could only be overcome after several disasters and floods. The composition Wild Waters takes up the story and presents the conflicting elements of danger and beauty at its heart. Quelle/Source: Beriato

	Format
	Wild Waters (Larsenn River) (concert/wind band), full score and parts
	Wild Waters - Larsenn River (concert/wind band), full score

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