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SKU: A0.872375
Composed by Ilari Hylkil. Contemporary,Romantic Period,World. Score and parts. 37 pages. Ilari Hylkila #2022183. Published by Ilari Hylkila (A0.872375).Metalfare was the first prize winner in the Helsinki University Symphony Orchestra’s Fanfare Competition to celebrate its 85th Anniversary. The title of the work is a portmanteau of the words "metal music" and "fanfare." Ilari Hylkilä was inspired by heavy metal music while writing the piece and felt that this influence was strong enough to warrant incorporation into the title. Metalfare lasts roughly a minute and a half. It opens with a burst of energy that does not subside. The opening timpani roll and sustained low winds give way to a brilliant fanfare theme stated first in brass, then woodwinds and finally in the full ensemble. A brief, lyrical second theme follows before giving way to the original fanfare theme, stated in the full ensemble. The brief piece comes to a dramatic conclusion on a tutti E major chord.
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