Mozart - Requiem-Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
호른, Bb조 트럼펫, C조 트럼펫, 트롬본, 유포니움, 튜바, 드럼 어려움
$25.00
연주영상
난이도: 어려움
124 페이지
주요 정보
- 악기 7
- 호른Bb조 트럼펫C조 트럼펫트롬본유포니움튜바드럼
- 페이지
- 124
- 난이도
- 어려움
- 악보 종류
- 해당없음
- 편성
- 앙상블
- 가사 유무
- 미포함
- 코드 유무
- 미포함
- 악기
- 호른, Bb조 트럼펫, C조 트럼펫, 트롬본, 유포니움, 튜바, 드럼
- 페이지
- 124
- 난이도
- 어려움
- 편성
- 앙상블
- 가사 유무
- 미포함
- 코드 유무
- 미포함
내용
This arrangement of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Requiem in D minor, K. 626, was crafted for brass ensemble and timpani, preserving the formal structure, contrapuntal texture, and harmonic proportions of the original work. The instrumentation consists of 2 trumpets, 1 horn, 2 trombones (or 1 trombone and 1 euphonium), tuba, and timpani, forming a chamber setting that retains the sonic depth and solemn character of the Requiem.
The vocal and instrumental lines were condensed and reorchestrated with emphasis on voice leading and harmonic clarity. The balance between brilliance and sonorous depth was carefully shaped to highlight the dynamic nuances and dramatic intensity inherent in Mozart’s writing.
The result is a version faithful in spirit and structure, adapted to the timbral richness of the brass ensemble—ideal for performance in reduced symphonic settings, brass groups, or liturgical contexts.
$25.00
내용
This arrangement of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Requiem in D minor, K. 626, was crafted for brass ensemble and timpani, preserving the formal structure, contrapuntal texture, and harmonic proportions of the original work. The instrumentation consists of 2 trumpets, 1 horn, 2 trombones (or 1 trombone and 1 euphonium), tuba, and timpani, forming a chamber setting that retains the sonic depth and solemn character of the Requiem.
The vocal and instrumental lines were condensed and reorchestrated with emphasis on voice leading and harmonic clarity. The balance between brilliance and sonorous depth was carefully shaped to highlight the dynamic nuances and dramatic intensity inherent in Mozart’s writing.
The result is a version faithful in spirit and structure, adapted to the timbral richness of the brass ensemble—ideal for performance in reduced symphonic settings, brass groups, or liturgical contexts.