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Grouse Creek Symphony. Gary Gackstatter. Bass Trombone sheet music. C Trumpet sheet music. English Horn sheet music. Percussion sheet music. Timpani sheet music. Tuba sheet music.

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Grouse Creek Symphony. Gary Gackstatter. Bastrombone bladmusiek. C Trumpet bladmusiek. Engels Horn bladmusiek. Perkussie bladmusiek. Timpani bladmusiek. Tuba bladmusiek.

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Grouse Creek Symphony composed by Gary Gackstatter. For Full Orchestra. Flute I. Piccolo, Flute II, Oboe I, Oboe II. English Horn, Clarinet in Bb I, II, Bass Clarinet in Bb, Bassoon, Horn in F I, II, III, Trumpet in C I, II, III, Trombone I, Trombone II, Bass Trombone, Tuba, Timpani, Percussion 1. Suspended Cymbal, Snare Drum,. Orchestra Music. Grade 4. Score only. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.14691. Inspired by the breathtaking views of the Flint Hills and the paintings of Mark Flickenger, this symphony is designed to be performed with his artwork projected onto screens on stage. Through the music and art, we can deepen our appreciation for what's in our own backyard. May we never take for granted the beauty of the land and sky, trees, water and people. I. Overture. The Land II. The Trees III. The Water IV. The Sky V. The People I have always felt more at home on a dirt road than on a freeway. One of my first explorations of Cowley County was driving the Grouse Creek road to Dexter. It was summer, and I was listening to Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring as I drove that evening, marveling at the farmland, the limestone roadcuts and winding road, the music providing a soundtrack to the sites I was seeing through my windshield like a movie. I later learned that I was in the Flint Hills. My explorations of our county further expanded to finding out more about its people and history, and later to lead tours of our limestone bridges, barns and buildings, many of which are in the Grouse Creek Valley. I've taken over 2,000 people out into our countryside in the last several years, and more than a few of these tourists have exclaimed, 'Kansas ain't so flat. ' Indeed. Our particular section of the state has some of the most breath-taking views I've seen anywhere. And if you love history, you'll find a treasure trove ranging from prehistoric tribes to Land Rush cowboys. Walking through a plowed field around here, you might find a stone axe, a mule's shoe or a rusted piece of farm machinery. This land we walk on every day knew hundreds of generations of feet before ours. Our land forms us more than we will ever know. I first saw one of Mark Flickinger's paintings several years ago, and this symphony is designed to be performed with his artwork projected onto screens on stage. His approach to landscape painting captures our land in ways that go far beyond my capacity for words. In my three previous symphonies, as in most of my compositions, I combine various arts with music, hoping to add depth to both. Mark's paintings have inspired this work from first note to last. I'll never tire of looking at them. So this is my hope for The Grouse Creek Symphony. that through the music and art, we can deepen our appreciation for what's in our own backyard. May we never take for granted the beauty of the land and sky, trees, water and people. Gary Gackstatter.

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Grouse Creek Simfonie gekomponeer deur Gary Gackstatter. Vir volle orkes. Fluit ek. Piccolo, Fluit II, hobo Ek, hobo II. Engels Horn, klarinet in Bb I, II, basklarinet in BB, fagot, Horn in FI, II, III, trompet in GI, II, III, tromboon Ek, tromboon II, Bass tromboon, tuba, Timpani, Percussion 1. Opgeskort Cymbal, Snare Drum,. Orchestra Musiek. Graad 4. Telling net. Gepubliseer deur C. Alan Publications. CN.14691. Geïnspireer deur die asemrowende uitsig van die Flint Hills en die skilderye van Mark Flickenger, is hierdie simfonie om gedoen te word met sy kunswerk geprojekteer skerms op die verhoog. Deur die musiek en kuns, kan ons ons waardering verdiep vir wat in ons eie agterplaas. Mag ons nooit as vanselfsprekend aanvaar om die skoonheid van die land en die lug, bome, water en mense. I. Overture. Die Land II. Die bome III. Die Water IV. Die Sky V. die mense wat ek nog altyd meer gevoel by die huis op 'n grondpad as op 'n deurpad. Een van my eerste ontdekkings van Cowley County was die dryfkrag agter die Grouse Creek pad na Dexter. Dit was die somer, en ek was te luister na Aaron Copland se Appalachian Spring ry ek daardie aand, verwonder oor die landbougrond, die kalksteen roadcuts en kronkelende pad, die musiek wat 'n klankbaan van die webwerwe wat ek kon sien deur my voorruit soos 'n fliek. Ek het later verneem dat ek in die Flint Hills. My navorsing van ons land verder uitgebrei om meer uit te vind oor die mense en geskiedenis, en later toere van ons kalksteen brûe, skure en geboue, waarvan baie in die Grouse Creek Valley te lei. Ek het oorgeneem 2000 mense het in ons platteland in die laaste paar jaar, en meer as 'n paar van die toeriste het uitgeroep, "Kansas is nie so plat. 'Inderdaad. Ons spesifieke afdeling van die staat het 'n paar van die mees asemrowende uitsigte Ek het nêrens gesien. En as jy lief is geskiedenis, sal jy 'n skatkis wat wissel van prehistoriese stamme Land Rush cowboys vind. Loop deur 'n geploegde land hier rond is, kan jy 'n klip byl, 'n muil se skoen of 'n geroeste stuk plaas masjinerie vind. Hierdie land het ons loop op elke dag geweet honderde generasies van voete voor ons. Ons land vorm ons meer as wat ons ooit sal weet. Ek die eerste keer gesien een van Mark Flickinger se skilderye 'n paar jaar gelede, en hierdie simfonie is om gedoen te word met sy kunswerk geprojekteer skerms op die verhoog. Sy benadering tot die landskap vang ons land in 'n manier wat veel verder gaan as my kapasiteit vir woorde. In my vorige drie simfonieë, soos in die meeste van my komposisies, ek kombineer verskeie kunste met musiek, met die hoop diepte by te voeg aan beide. Mark se skilderye het hierdie werk geïnspireer vanaf die eerste tot die laaste noot. Ek sal nooit moeg van kyk na hulle. So dit is my hoop vir die Grouse Creek Symphony. wat deur die musiek en kuns, kan ons ons waardering verdiep vir wat in ons eie agterplaas. Mag ons nooit as vanselfsprekend aanvaar om die skoonheid van die land en die lug, bome, water en mense. Gary Gackstatter.