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SKU: A0.870380
Composed by Ludwig van Beethoven. Arranged by Randy A. Steinberg. Classical. Score and parts. 78 pages. Randy A. Steinberg #1911479. Published by Randy A. Steinberg (A0.870380).Completed in 1808, Beethoven's Symphony No. 6 was one of his first classical works that is based on programmatic content that evokes his love of nature. The fourth movement of this symphony is presented here for Concert Band. This movement was written to evoke emotions and feelings of arriving in a peaceful rural country to enjoy nature. The composer wanted to portray to an audience, "more the expression of feeling than painting" and evoke feelings and emotion through his music. With this movement, the composer evokes a country rainstorm. The storm starts with a few raindrops, builds to a cacophony of thunder and lightning and passes on with an occasional peal of thunder still heard in the distance. The movement then segues into the fifth movement – also arranged for Concert Band separately. 2016 Arrangement New Release.
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