Tirolean-Walzer - Oktoberfest
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SKU: A0.1087303
Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Dennis Ruello. Folk,Multicultural,Traditional,World. Score and parts. 27 pages. Chicory Music #691510. Published by Chicory Music (A0.1087303).A dance credited with influencing the modern waltz is the “Walzer.” The word “Walzer” was developed from the Latin word “Volvere,” which means to turn in a rotating motion. During the Eighteenth Century (more specifically around 1750) peasants in Tyrol, Bavaria, and Styria began practicing this country-dance. And while noblemen of the region initially scorned the close, intimate dance, soon its popularity overtook that of the conventionally practiced social dance known as the minuet. This arrangement for German Band, at the Intermediate Level includes the following parts: Full Score, 1st and 2nd Clarinets, Tenor Sax (2nd Clarinet Sub. Part), Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Accordion/Piano, Acoustic Bass (Tuba Sub. Part) and Drum Set. Performance Time Approx. 2:40 min./sec.
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