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Izvornik
Pirates of the Barbary Coast. Timothy Loest. Beginning.
Prijevod
Pirati barbarskog obali. Timothy Loest. Početak.
Izvornik
Pirates of the Barbary Coast composed by Timothy Loest. For concert band. Concert Band. FJH Beginning Band. Full set. score and parts. Score only also available. B1399S. Grade 1. Score and set of parts. Duration 2 minutes. Published by The FJH Music Company Inc. FJ.B1399. This gripping programmatic work depicts the historic Battle of Tripoli. A mysterious opening foreshadows the impending conflict as American ships set sail for war. Tension builds as Marines cross the Libyan Desert and courageously storm the fortified pirate city of Derna. The Marine's Hymn announces the adrenaline-rushing assault complete with an aleatoric aerial bombardment. This innovative work is likely to be the most memorable portion of your concert or festival performance. Riveting. Appropriate within the first year of instruction and beginning of the second year. Clarinets do not go above the break, and there is limited use of accidentals. Plenty of doublings in the lower voices. Grade 1.
Prijevod
Pirati s Barbary Coast sastavljene Timothy Loest. Za koncertni bend. Koncert Band. FJH Počevši Band. Cijeli set. rezultat i dijelovi. Score samo dostupna. B1399S. Grade 1. Score i skup dijelova. Trajanje 2 minute. Objavljeno The FJH Music Company Inc. FJ.B1399. Ovaj gripozan programski rad opisuje povijesnu bitku kod Tripolija. Tajanstvena otvaranja nagovješćuje predstojeću sukob kao američki brodovi isploviti za rat. Napetost gradi kao marinci prijeći libijsku pustinju i hrabro oluja utvrđeni piratski grad Derna. The Marine Himna najavljuje adrenalinski žure napad u kompletu sa aleatoric bombardiranje iz zraka. Ovaj inovativni rad je vjerojatno da će biti najupečatljiviji dio svog koncerta ili festivalske izvedbe. Zakivanje. Odgovarajuće u prvoj godini nastave i početkom druge godine. Klarineta ne idu iznad pauze, a tu je ograničena uporaba slučajnosti. Obilje dvojnika u nižim glasovima. Grade 1.
