Balzs rpd: Rhapsody Concert Band Score

Balzs rpd: Rhapsody Concert Band Score & Parts(Balzs rpd: Rapszdia cimbalomra vagy marimbra s koncertfvszenekarra partitra s szlamok)Product InformationItem Number:15167SETOther Reference:15167ISMN:9790080155775 / 9790080155775Product Type:Playing Score and PartsSeries:EMB Concert Band SeriesGenre:Band MusicSetting:Concert BandLanguage:Hungarian, EnglishGrade:4Duration:11 minutesLength:276 pagesFormat:Bach (23 x 30,2 cm)Publication Date:February 2023Publisher:Universal Music Publishing Editio Musica BudapestOverviewEnglish:Balzs rpd composed the first version ofRhapsodyfor Hungarian cimbalom and concert band in 2001. In 2021, encouraged by a Japanese marimba player, he arranged the solo part for marimba, significantly widening the works performance possibilities. Following the one-movement structure established by Franz Liszt, the piece is built around a returning cimbalom (or marimba) solo that serves as the structural pillar before the coda. Divided into five sections,Rhapsodydevelops a Lydian tetrachordal motif (GABC) in various characters, ranging from a simple, childlike song to an impassioned, ritualistic dance. Ultimately,Rhapsodyis a passionately emotional, richly colored lyric orchestral poem that holds a distinguished place in the repertoire of every concert band striving for excellence.Hungarian:Balzs rpd (1937) 2001-ben alkotta meg aRapszdia* cimbalomszls, els vltozatt, majd 2021-ben egy japn marimbajtkos biztatsra dolgozta t a szlszlamot marimbra, gy jelentsen bvtve a m megszlaltatsi lehetsgeit. A Rapszdia Liszt Ferenc ltal ltrehozott egytteles szerkezett kveti, melyben a cimbalomszl (vagy marimba) kezd rsze, a forma pillre, a kda eltt visszatr. Az t rszre tagold kompozci egy ld tetrachord-motvumot (GAH/Cisz / GABC) dolgoz fel klnbz karakterekben, az egyszer, gyermekdalra emlkeztet megszlalstl a konok rtustnc intenzitsig fesztve a zene vt. sszessgben a Rapszdia szenvedlyesen rzelmes, sznekben s karakterekben gazdag, lrai zenekari alkots, mely megrdemelten helyet foglal el azon fvszenekarok repertorjban, akik ignyes eladsra trekednek.Product FeaturesFormat & Technical DetailsPage Count:276 pagesDimensions:Bach (23 x 30,2 cm)Instrumentation:Difficulty Level:Grade 4Woodwinds:Piccolo; 4 Flute I; 4 Flute IIOboes:2 OboesClarinets:12 Clarinets in Bb (divided as 4 Clarinet I, 4 Clarinet II, 4 Clarinet III) and 2 additional Clarinets in BbBassoons:2Saxophones:2 Alto Saxophones; 2 Tenor Saxophones; 1 Baritone SaxophoneBrass:4 Cornets (cor1, cor2, cor3, cor4); 3 Cornets in Bb (first set) and 3 Cornets in Bb (second set); 3 Flugelhorns in Bb; 2 EuphoniumsTrumpets:6 Trumpets in BbTrombones:6 TrombonesTubas:2 Tubas; additional low brass (cb)String Bass:IncludedPercussion:Timpani; Tambourine with mallets; Glockenspiel; Suspended timpaniDuration:Approximately 11 minutesMusical and Structural HighlightsStructural Pillar:The cimbalom (or marimba) solo, which initiates the piece, returns as a unifying element before the coda, forming the backbone of the work.Motivic Development:The composition is structured in five sections, developing a Lydian tetrachord (GABC) in varying characters, from a simple, childlike melody to a forceful ritual dance.Expressive Orchestration:Rich, colorful orchestration and dynamic contrasts create a lyrically charged orchestral poem, full of emotional depth and vivid character.Performance Versatility:With the alternative solo option for marimba, the work is accessible to a wider range of ensembles internationally.Interesting FactsEnglish:Dual Solo Option:Originally composed for cimbalom, the solo part was rearranged for marimba in 2021, significantly expanding the works performance potential.Liszt-Inspired Form:The one-movement structure, modeled after Franz Liszts approach, emphasi