Die Schatten Werden Laenger-Elisabeth

보컬, 오케스트라, 합창, 신디사이저

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연주영상
난이도: 보통
17 페이지

주요 정보

악기 4: 보컬오케스트라합창신디사이저
페이지: 17
난이도: 보통
악보 종류: 해당없음
편성: 밴드
가사 유무: 미포함
코드 유무: 미포함
조성: ♭ 5개 (전조 2회)
박자: 4/4
템포: 110bpm
마디: 113마디
음역: C1 – C6
타악기 구성: Low Floor Tom, Crash Cymbal 1, Ride Cymbal 1, Low Bongo, Bass Drum 1, Acoustic Snare, Low Floor Tom, Closed Hi-Hat, High Floor Tom, Open Hi-Hat, High Tom, Ride Cymbal 2

내용

Die Schatten werden länger (Reprise) – Full Score

📌 Piece Information

Title: Die Schatten werden länger (Reprise)
Source: Musical Elisabeth
Composer: Sylvester Levay
Lyricist: Michael Kunze
Score Pages: 17

🎼 Instrumentation

This score is transcribed from the original orchestration of the musical Elisabeth. Instrumentation is as follows:

Woodwinds

Alto Flute (A. Fl.)
English Horn (E. Hn.)
B♭ Clarinet (Cl. in B♭)

Brass

Horn in F (D Hn. in F) × 2
B♭ Trumpet (Tpt. in B♭)
Trombone (Tbn.)

Rhythm / Electric Section

Drum Kit (D. Kit)
Electric Guitar (El. Guit.)
Electric Bass (El. B.)

Keyboard

Piano (Pno.)

Other Instruments

Glockenspiel (Jngu.)
Solo Cello (Vc.)
Solo Violin (Vln.)

Vocal Parts

Solo Voices (Vo.) × 2
Soprano (S.)
Mezzo-soprano (Mzs.)
Alto (A.)
Tenor (T.)
Baritone (Bar.)
Bass (B.)

Strings

Violins I (Vlns. 1)
Violins II (Vlns. 2)
Violas (Vlas.)
Cellos (Vcs.)

🎤 About the Song

Die Schatten werden länger is a classic piece from the German musical Elisabeth. The Reprise version is an important number in Act II, in which Death (Tod) sings to Crown Prince Rudolf.

In this song, Death attempts to lead Rudolf towards death with a highly seductive vocal line. The theme is dark and full of tension, vividly portraying the inner struggle and despair of the character. The lyrics include iconic lines such as "Die Schatten werden länger, Es wird Abend, eh' dein Tag begann" ("The shadows are growing longer, evening falls before your day has begun"). This is one of the most representative melodies of the entire musical.

This number is closely tied to the fate of Crown Prince Rudolf in Act II and serves as a key turning point driving the tragedy towards its climax.

📁 File Format

PDF format, Conductor’s Score (Full Orchestral Score)
All parts presented in one full score – suitable for rehearsal, performance, or study

⚠️ Important Notice

This score is a personal transcription, not an official published edition. There may be minor errors in notes, rhythms, or markings – please bear with any "bugs."

This score is arranged based on the original orchestration of the musical Elisabeth, featuring a hybrid ensemble of electric band and orchestra. It is suitable for musical theatre orchestras, school theatre groups, and community theatre companies for rehearsal and performance.

If you find any mistakes, feedback is warmly welcome, and I will continue to revise and improve it.