Das schönste Bleamerl auf der Welt
Volksweise, Paraphrase für Blasorchester
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Das schönste Bleamerl auf der Welt
Volksweise, Paraphrase für Blasorchester
- Instrumentation Concert Band
- Editor Lukas Bruckmeyer
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- Edition Score and Parts
- Publisher Donauton Verlag
- Order no. DTN-0005
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Description:
This alpine paraphrase of the well-known folk song about edelweiss was written by Lukas Bruckmeyer. Traditional sounds and modern harmonies combine to create a moving concert piece for advanced wind orchestras (level 3-4). A musical greeting from the mountains - powerful, tender and full of emotion.
"Das schönste Bleamerl auf der Welt" by Lukas Bruckmeyer is an enchanting paraphrase of the well-known folk song "Das schönste Bleamerl auf der Welt, das ist das Edelweiß" for wind orchestra. The edelweiss, a symbol of purity and beauty, grows high up in the Alps and has fascinated listeners for centuries with its star-shaped, velvety flowers. This wonderful plant stands for strength and rarity, and it is precisely these qualities that are reflected in Bruckmeyer's composition. With a difficulty level of 3-4, this piece is ideal for advanced wind orchestras and offers a harmonic challenge for all registers. The paraphrase combines traditional alpine sounds in a modern arrangement and gives your concert program a particularly alpine touch. Immerse your audience in the magical world of the Alps and inspire them with "Das schönste Bleamerl auf der Welt".
Scope: Directorate+score+parts
"Das schönste Bleamerl auf der Welt" by Lukas Bruckmeyer is an enchanting paraphrase of the well-known folk song "Das schönste Bleamerl auf der Welt, das ist das Edelweiß" for wind orchestra. The edelweiss, a symbol of purity and beauty, grows high up in the Alps and has fascinated listeners for centuries with its star-shaped, velvety flowers. This wonderful plant stands for strength and rarity, and it is precisely these qualities that are reflected in Bruckmeyer's composition. With a difficulty level of 3-4, this piece is ideal for advanced wind orchestras and offers a harmonic challenge for all registers. The paraphrase combines traditional alpine sounds in a modern arrangement and gives your concert program a particularly alpine touch. Immerse your audience in the magical world of the Alps and inspire them with "Das schönste Bleamerl auf der Welt".
Scope: Directorate+score+parts