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Aerodynamics. David Gillingham. B-Flat Trumpet sheet music. Euphonium sheet music. Horn sheet music. Percussion sheet music. Piano sheet music. Timpani sheet music. Trombone sheet music. Tuba sheet music. Grade 4.

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Lugdinamika. David Gillingham. B-Flat Trumpet bladmusiek. Eufonium bladmusiek. Horn bladmusiek. Perkussie bladmusiek. Piano bladmusiek. Timpani bladmusiek. Tromboon bladmusiek. Tuba bladmusiek. Graad 4.

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Aerodynamics composed by David Gillingham. For concert band. Piccolo, Flute 1. 2, Oboe 1. 2, Bassoon 1. 2, Clarinet 1, Clarinet 2, Clarinet 3, Bass Clarinet, Alto Saxophone 1. 2, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Trumpet 1, Trumpet 2. 3, Horn 1. 2, Horn 3. 4, Trombone 1. 2, Trombone 3, Euphonium, Tuba, Piano, Timpani. Grade 4. Score and parts. Duration 8. 30. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.08390. Using motives from Joplin's Weeping Willow Rag, this programmatic work takes you back to the time of the Wright brothers. The sounds of the planes being built, nostalgic ragtime music, and the soaring lines when flight became a reality are all captured here. Aerodynamics was commissioned by the members of the Sinclair Community College Community Bands, conducted by Kenneth Kohlenberg, on the occasion of their Twenty-fifth Anniversary Season. Since the event coincides with the 100th Anniversary of the invention of flight by the Wright Brothers, I thought it would be appropriate to compose a work that honors that occasion. The result is a work that is entirely celebratory in nature, celebrating man's technological invention and creativity. It is cast in six sections. Invention, 2. Dayton, Ohio, 1903, 3. The Wright Brothers, 4. Construction, 5. Flight, and 6. Celebration. Each of these sections intentionally alludes to its programmatic content. In the first section, "Invention," there is a sense of the unknown and anticipation. Particularly noticeable are the wind noises that allude to "flight. " The motivic material is taken from Scott Joplin's Weeping Willow Rag, written in 1903, the year of the first successful flight. Throughout the section the piano hints at the ragtime style and segues into the second section, "Dayton, 1903,' where the second strain of the rag is played out on the piano, followed by the flute and alto saxophone playing the first strain. Hopefully, the listener will be aurally transformed into the year 1903, when ragtime was in vogue. The third section, "The Wright Brothers," unfolds a new and dramatic theme that captures the spirit and importance that the Wright Brothers brought to America with their invention of flight. The middle of this section is interrupted with the first strain of the "Weeping Willow Rag," followed by a reprise of the "Wright Brother's theme. " "Construction" makes reference to the building of the airplane that would later prove successful in flight. The Wrights built the plane in the back of their bicycle shop in Dayton, Ohio. There is pounding on metal and wood and the constant ticking of time throughout the entire section and a smattering of motives from the "Weeping Willow Rag." The ensuing section is a musical depiction of the first successful "flight". The wind noise returns along with ascending and descending chromatic passages in the woodwinds and brass. Underscoring the section are hints of the "Wright Brother's theme. " The section grows in texture and strength and segues into the final section, "Celebration," where the "Wright Brother's theme" returns in a glorious and celebratory fashion and drives to a resounding conclusion.

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Lugdinamika saamgestel deur David Gillingham. Vir konsert orkes. Piccolo, Fluit 1. 2, Oboe 1. 2, fagot 1. 2, klarinet 1, klarinet 2, klarinet 3, basklarinet, saxofoon 1. 2, saxofoon, bariton saxofoon, trompet 1, 2 Trumpet. 3, Horn 1. 2, 3 Horn. 4, tromboon 1. 2, tromboon 3, Eufonium, tuba, Klavier, Timpani. Graad 4. Telling en dele. Duur 8. 30. Gepubliseer deur C. Alan Publications. CN.08390. Die gebruik van motiewe uit Joplin se treurwilg Jool, hierdie programmatiese werk neem jou terug na die tyd van die Wright-broers. Die klanke van die vliegtuie gebou, nostalgiese ragtime musiek, en die stygende lyne toe vlug 'n werklikheid geword almal hier gevang. Lugdinamika is in opdrag van die lede van die Sinclair Community College Community Bands, wat deur Kenneth Kohlenberg, op die geleentheid van hulle twintig-vyfde verjaardag seisoen. Sedert die geleentheid val saam met die 100ste herdenking van die uitvinding van die vlug deur die Wright-broers, het ek gedink dit sou gepas wees om 'n werk wat vereer daardie geleentheid te stel. Die resultaat is 'n werk wat heeltemal feestelike in die natuur, die viering van die mens se tegnologiese uitvinding en kreatiwiteit. Dit is in ses afdelings gooi. Uitvinding, 2. Dayton, Ohio, 1903, 3. Die Wright-broers, 4. Konstruksie, 5. Vlug, en 6. Viering. Elkeen van hierdie afdelings doelbewus verwys na sy programmatiese inhoud. In die eerste artikel, "Production," daar is 'n gevoel van die onbekende en afwagting. Veral opvallend is die wind geluide wat verwys na "vlug. "Die motiefiese materiaal is geneem uit Scott Joplin se treurwilg Jool, geskryf in 1903, die jaar van die eerste suksesvolle vlug. Dwarsdeur die artikel die klavier sinspeel op die ragtime styl en segues in die tweede afdeling, "Dayton, 1903, 'waar die tweede druk van die lap is daar gespeel word op die klavier, gevolg deur die fluit en saxofoon speel van die eerste druk. Hopelik sal die luisteraar sal klank omskep word in die jaar 1903, toe ragtime was in die mode. Die derde afdeling, "Die Wright-broers," ontvou 'n nuwe en dramatiese tema wat die gees en die belangrikheid dat die Wright-broers het na Amerika met hul uitvinding van die vlug. Die middel van hierdie artikel word onderbreek met die eerste druk van die "Weeping Willow Jool," gevolg deur 'n reprise van die "Wright Brother se tema. "" Konstruksie "verwys na die bou van die vliegtuig wat later suksesvol in vlug sou bewys. Die Wrights gebou die vliegtuig in die agterkant van hul fietswinkel in Dayton, Ohio. Daar is dreun op metaal en hout en die konstante getik van tyd deur die hele artikel en 'n oppervlakkige kennis van die motiewe van die "Weeping Willow Jool." Die daaropvolgende artikel is 'n musikale uitbeelding van die eerste suksesvolle "vlug". Die wind geraas terugkeer saam met die stygende en dalende chromatiese gedeeltes in die houtblasers en koperblasers. Onderstreep die artikel is wenke van die "Wright Brother se tema. "Die artikel groei in tekstuur en krag en segues in die laaste afdeling," Celebration, "waar die" Wright Brother se tema "opbrengste in 'n heerlike en feestelike mode en dryf om 'n reuse gevolgtrekking.