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Title	Saltus - Tänze aus dem Waldtal
Article no.	4108935
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Concert music
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Austria (at)
Publisher *	Daniel Muck Eigenverlag
Composer	Muck, Daniel
Evaluation level of countries	A1 (Austrian A level); D2 (German lower level)
Additional info/contents	Saltus = from the Latin "forest valley" / "forest mountains" / "forest gorge". There are many areas in the German-speaking area with the place name "Waldtal". The best known is "Waldtal bei Marburg". This is a district that offers its residents three main advantages: the proximity to the forest, the absence of through traffic, and an established neighbourhood. However, the district and its residents still face numerous challenges: the integration of immigrants, the activation of neighbourhood activities, the development of future perspectives for residents in difficult life situations, and the further development of the district's infrastructure.
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Programme notes *: The term “Saltus” comes from Latin and literally means “jump” or “hop”. However, in different disciplines this term is used with different meanings. Some of these meanings are explained in more detail below: Geography and biology: In geography, "saltus" refers to an ecological term that describes a discrete change in vegetation or wildlife, often accompanied by an abrupt transition from one ecological zone to another. In biology, "saltus" is also used to describe evolutionary jumps or mutations that can lead to significant changes in a species. Music: In music, "saltus" refers to a melodic jump in which one note jumps to another without playing any intervening notes. This term is used particularly in music theory to describe movement within a melody. Mathematics and Statistics: In mathematics and statistics, "saltus" refers to discrete or discontinuous jumps in a function or data series. This can occur, for example, when there are sudden changes or interruptions in a process that cannot be described by a continuous function. Psychology and philosophy: In psychology and philosophy, "saltus" is sometimes used to describe a sudden or abrupt transition in a thought process or in the development of a concept. This term is often used to explain unexpected changes or discontinuities in thinking. Linguistics: In linguistics, "saltus" is occasionally used to describe an abrupt change in the development or structure of a language, such as the transition from one language period to the next or the change from one language form to another. Overall, “saltus” is a versatile term that is used in different disciplines with different meanings. From geography to music to psychology, this term reflects the diversity and complexity of human knowledge and understanding. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Tags: Mountains and valleys Countries and cities

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	Saltus - Tänze aus dem Waldtal (concert/wind band), full score and parts
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