Spring Rounds from "The Rite of Spring" for low brass ensemble (1917/2026) скачать в хорошем качестве

Spring Rounds from "The Rite of Spring" for low brass ensemble (1917/2026)

Igor Stravinsky’s ''The Rite of Spring'' is one of the most infamous of his works, as its premiere in Paris in 1913 was said to have incited a riot. It pushed the boundaries of music at that time and set a precedent for all other twentieth century composers to follow. The work is known for being extremely difficult to both perform and conduct; however, many professional orchestras undertake the work in full still today. '''''Spring Rounds''''' is the fourth section in Part I: Adoration of the Earth. It has a very ominous and mysterious opening with a very simple melody before breaking into an ostinato that is constant through most of the piece. Eventually, the piece becomes very intense with its use of gritty harmony before reprising the opening melody. A very famous moment in this piece are the trombone glisses that are very heavy and almost ugly in nature.