Departure and Initiation
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SKU: A0.1015665
Composed by John Bratton. Instructional,Standards. Score and parts. 101 pages. John Bratton #4810807. Published by John Bratton (A0.1015665).Departure and Initiation
For Concert Band
Difficulty: M
This Multi-piece collection centers around the traditional story arc of the hero in the monomyth. There are many small pieces within the idea in literature but it is primarily separated into 3 large sections:
I. Departure and Initiation
II. Abyss
III. Return
This work is separated accordingly to align with the literary sections. The music itself is rich with cinematic-style writing and scoring.
I. Departure and Initiation
Gr. 4 - 5'33"
This piece introduces the main theme, the hero's theme, and shows the beginning of the character's journey. We experience the grandeur of the journey and get a good feel for the sights the character experiences throughout the first piece. We also experience the Hero's first setback at the end of this piece as the Villain is introduced to the Audience.
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