Dies irae based on the "Apocalypse" woodcuts by Albrecht Dürer by Rodion Shchedrin Trumpet Trio - Digital Sheet Music
By Rodion Shchedrin
21913182
Dies irae
21913182
21913182
21913182
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3 organs and 3 trumpets - advanced - Digital Download
SKU: S9.Q7280
Based on the "Apocalypse" woodcuts by Albrecht Dürer. Composed by Rodion Shchedrin. This edition: score and parts. La Semaine Internationale de l'Orgue de Nuremberg, qui a commissioné cette oeuvre, a donné au compositeur la possibilité d'écrire pour trois orgues : une occasion fort rare ! Score and parts. Duration 16 minutes. Schott Music - Digital #Q7280. Published by Schott Music - Digital (S9.Q7280).The International Organ Week in Nuremberg which commissioned this work gave the composer the opportunity to compose for three organs: a very rare opportunity! Together with three trumpets, this one-movement piece makes full use of the tonal possibilities of the inner space of a church. It is especially the 'tutti' chords passed by one organ to the other that have an impressive effect. As son of a composer and music teacher, Rodion Shchedrin received a thorough education and training in Moscow. His previous oeuvre is convincing due to its dazzling colour, unmistakable sound and variety accomplished in all genres.
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