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Title	Eos (The Goddess of Dawn )
Article no.	4118116
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 *	OrchestralArt Music Publication
Publisher's article no. *	ORCH 1207-1
Year of publication	2023
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Composer	Moitzi, Florian
Difficulty level	2+
Evaluation level of countries	A2 (Austrian B level)
Duration	6:45
Additional info/contents	Eos is the goddess of dawn in Greek mythology. Her appearance every morning marks the beginning of a new day. She emerges with her chariot in the east, and her brother Helios, now called the Sun, follows her with his own chariot. The beauty of the goddess Eos is considered unsurpassed. The work begins with a night scene. A tawny owl can be heard from afar. Blurring harmonies convey darkness and uncertainty. The main melody begins chorally, representing the incipient reddish light of the goddess Eos. Suddenly, the first rays of sunlight hit the land. Rising lines are accompanied by fanfare-like brass interjections. Finally the sun appears. This is expressed by a powerful forte from the entire orchestra. The morning begins with a steady pulse accompanied by birdsong and fragments of the Eos melody heard earlier. Suddenly, new rhythmic melodies are added, describing the awakening of life. Next, the entire Eos melody is heard again; then the music calms down again. The dawn gradually disappears. Now hecticness sets in again and the pulsating life is expressed with many rhythmic shifts and a rapid change of harmonies. The piece ends in a powerful, fast-paced conclusion. Prt PicFlt Flt 1,2 Ob Fag Clr 1,2,3 BClr ASax 1,2 TSax BSax Flh 1,2 Trp 1,2,3 Hrn in F 1,2,3 Trb 1,2,3 Euph 1,2 Tub WltStm Tmp Perc 1,2 Mlt
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Programme notes *: It is an extraordinary experience to experience the musical representation of the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, in the impressive composition "Eos (The Goddess of Dawn)" by Florian Moitzi. This masterful composition stands out for its captivating musical narrative and refined compositional craft. "Eos (The Goddess of Dawn)" is a symphonic representation of the mythological figure Eos, who ushers in each dawn with her chariot and radiant presence. The composition follows a coherent structure that encompasses the appearance of the goddess, the awakening of nature and the rising of the sun. The work begins with a nocturnal mood permeated by darkness and uncertainty, while the call of the tawny owl resounds from the distance. The main melody of the composition, chorale-like and full of splendour, symbolises the incipient reddish light of the goddess Eos. The transition to the first rays of the sun is accompanied by ascending lines, enhanced by fanfare-like brass interjections. Finally, a powerful forte by the entire orchestra marks the appearance of the sun itself. This moment of triumphant light is depicted with sublime sonority. The composition transitions seamlessly into the morning, accompanied by a steady pulse interspersed with birdsong and fragments of the Eos melody heard earlier. New rhythmic melodies come to the fore and describe the awakening life in all its forms. The Eos melody returns and leads to a calming passage, symbolising the gradual fading of the dawn. Suddenly the music picks up in dynamics and tempo, reflecting the bustle of awakening life. Rhythmic shifts and harmonic turns underscore the pulsating energy and rapid change of the scenes. The piece culminates in a powerful and fast-paced conclusion that captures the intensity of the morning awakening. The composition "Eos (The Goddess of Dawn)" by Florian Moitzi is undoubtedly a masterful musical representation of the mythological goddess Eos and her fascinating role in the arrival of the new day. Moitzi impressively succeeds in capturing the dazzling splendour of dawn, the awakening of nature and the triumphant march of the sun in a multi-layered musical masterpiece. Through sophisticated orchestral techniques and compositional finesse, "Eos" creates an emotional journey that draws the audience under the spell of the mythological world and at the same time celebrates the awakening of the day in all its majestic splendour. Quelle/Source: musicainf.net (KI) Information: OrchestralArt Wikipedia Tags: Ancient Cultures Faith and Religions Gods, Godheads and Saints Fairy tales, legends, stories

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	Eos (The Goddess of Dawn ) (concert/wind band), full score and parts
	Eos (The Goddess of Dawn ) (concert/wind band), full score

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