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Festal Scenes.

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Feestelike skerms.

Oorspronklik

Festal Scenes composed by Yasuhide Ito. For full orchestra. Grade 4.5. Full score. Duration 6 minutes, 16 seconds. Published by TRN Music Publisher. TU.OCFSFES1. Festal Scenes was originally composed for band in 1986 based on four folk songs from the Aomori Prefecture of Japan. Jongara-jamisen. a kind of Shamisen - a Japanese traditional guitar with 3 strings, its motif appearing at the beginning. , Hohai-bushi. sung like the Yodel, appears at bar 75 in the flute. , Tsugaruaiya- bushi. at bar 85 in the bassoon. and Nebuta-festival. its typical rhythm appearing at bar 125. The piece will be effective if Bass Drum is played with the thin bamboo sticks hitting like 'rim shot' from 125 to 150. Tebiragane. or called Chappa. is a very small cymbal or large antique cymbal like instrument. It is substituted by hitting at the center of a Suspended Cymbal with a stick. The original band version was commissioned by the Ominato Band of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force in 1986. It received its premiere performance in Japan on October 28, 1986, under the direction of IWASHITA Shoji and received its American premiere at the American Bandmasters Association Convention in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1987, by the University of Illinois Concert Band, James Keene, Conductor, with the composer serving as guest conductor. Since then, many bands including the United States Air Force Band and the Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra have performed this piece, and it is regarded as one of the most popular pieces of Ito.. This orchestral version was commissioned by Karasu-gawa Ongaku-Shudan Junior Orchestra. And its premiere performance was on July 26, 2000, under the direction of KODAMA Ken'ichi.

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Feestelike skerms saamgestel deur Yasuhide Ito. Vir volle orkes. Graad 4,5. Volle telling. Duur 6 minute, 16 sekondes. Gepubliseer deur TRN Music Publisher. TU.OCFSFES1. Feestelike skerms is oorspronklik gekomponeer vir orkes in 1986 op grond van vier volksliedjies uit die Aomori Prefektuur van Japan. Jongara-jamisen. 'n soort van Shamisen - 'n Japannese tradisionele kitaar met 3 snare, die motief wat aan die begin. , Hohai-Bushi. gesing soos die gejodel, verskyn op 75 bar in die fluit. , Tsugaruaiya-Bushi. op bar 85 in die fagot. en Nebuta-fees. sy tipiese ritme wat by bar 125. Die stuk sal van krag wees indien Bass Drum word gespeel met die dun bamboes stokke te slaan soos 'Rim Shot' 125-150. Tebiragane. of genoem Chappa. is 'n baie klein simbaal of groot antieke simbaal soos instrument. Dit is vervang deur slaan in die middel van 'n opgeskorte Cymbal met 'n stok. Die oorspronklike groep weergawe is in opdrag van die Ominato Band van die Japan Maritieme Self Verdediging Force in 1986. Dit het sy première prestasie in Japan op 28 Oktober 1986 onder die leiding van IWASHITA Shoji en ontvang sy Amerikaanse première by die Amerikaanse Bandmasters Vereniging Konvensie in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1987, deur die Universiteit van Illinois Concert Band, James Keene, dirigent , met die komponis dien as gasdirigent. Sedertdien het baie bands, insluitende die Verenigde State van Amerika Air Force Band en die Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra hierdie stuk uitgevoer word, en dit word beskou as een van die mees gewilde stukke Ito.. Hierdie orkes weergawe is in opdrag van Karasu-Gawa Ongaku-Shudan Junior Orkes. En sy première prestasie was op 26 Julie 2000, onder die leiding van Kodama Ken'ichi.