Preview: Pictures at an Exhibition 1. Gnomus
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SKU: A0.996123
Composed by Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky. Arranged by Erik Cole. Romantic Period. 32 pages. Erik Cole #4793065. Published by Erik Cole (A0.996123).This is a transcription of the complete Pictures at an Exhibition for double reed choir. It is all in the original keys and based on the well-known Ravel orchestration, which is quite difficult. As a result, this arrangement is even more challenging. It is designed with at least 2 players per part in mind, and all of the oboe and bassoon parts are divisi throughout. The attached MP3 recordings are multi-track recordings of me playing all the parts. This was, by far, the most daunting recording I have put together for any of my arrangements, and I apologize for any minor imperfections in timing or pitch. In many places, this really stretched the limits of what I am capable of on bassoon.
This movement in particular, with all the stops and starts, was a challenge to record to a track.
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