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Title
Three choruses
Original Title
Composer
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix
Year
Editor
Arranger
Voxman, Himie / Block, Robert P.
Year Arranged
1986
Original Instrumentation
Publisher
Southern Music
Year Published
1986
Catalogue Number
ST-522
Sheet Music Format
A4, Score (6) & parts (4x2 = 8)
Horns
4
Additional Equipment
Others
Other Instruments
Duration
2
Structure / Movements
3 choruses: I Drinking song: Allegro vivo II In the South: Andante III Hunting song: Presto
Clefs
Treble
Meters
3/4, C, 6/8
Key signatures
3b, 2b, None
Range
Horn 1: f1 - g2 Horn 2: f1 - f2 Horn 3: bb - d2 Horn 4: g - d2
Creator's Comments
Performance Notes
There are two fast, and one slow choruses in this set, all in typical Mendelssohn style. The harmonies are simple, and the rhythm as expected in the respective time signatures. The only difficulty is the quick tempo of the outer choruses in combination with a slightly high first part, which puts these arrangements beyond the reach of most beginner’s ensembles.
Credits
Music For Horns Home Browse Biblio Search Biblio Search Site News Information/FAQ Home Three choruses View Revisions PDF versionPDF version Composer: Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix Arranger: Voxman, Himie Block, Robert P. Year Arranged: 1986 Type of Arrangement: Transcription Availability: Commercial Publisher: Southern Music Year Published: 1986 Catalogue Number: ST-522 Sheet Music Format: A4, Score (6) & parts (4x2 = 8) Players Number of Players: 4 Additional Players: 0 Approximate Duration: 2 Technical Difficulty: Medium Structure/Movements: 3 choruses: I Drinking song: Allegro vivo II In the South: Andante III Hunting song: Presto Clefs: Treble Key signatures: 3b, 2b, None Meters: 3/4, C, 6/8 Range: Horn 1: f1 - g2 Horn 2: f1 - f2 Horn 3: bb - d2 Horn 4: g - d2 Performance Notes: There are two fast, and one slow choruses in this set, all in typical Mendelssohn style. The harmonies are simple, and the rhythm as expected in the respective time signatures. The only difficulty is the quick tempo of the outer choruses in combination with a slightly high first part, which puts these arrangements beyond the reach of most beginner’s ensembles. Credits: Access to review score: Nancy Joy (NMSU)
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