Florian Moitzi
Invincible
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Florian Moitzi
Invincible
- Instrumentation Concert Band
- Composer Florian Moitzi
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- Publisher Tierolff Musikverlag
- Order no. TRL100304FSC
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Description:
The concert march "Invincible" is a moving and inspiring piece synonymous with a person's inner strength. Composer Florian Moitzi drew inspiration for this work from his years of experience as a teacher. He noticed in his lessons that children could mobilize their own strength by identifying with their favorite comic book heroes. Consequently, the composition is based on the music of several comic book stories.
The march begins with a stormy fanfare that expresses strength and invincibility. As a contrast to the rather "up tempo" oriented main theme, the middle section is somewhat calmer. This suggests that strength can also lie in tranquility. After the return of the main theme, an energetic finale sounds, symbolizing pride and courage. The piece is meant to encourage those in the audience to use their inner strength.
This composition was created with the help of a contribution from the Music Investment Fund, an initiative of Buma/Stemra in cooperation with Voi(C)e, the Copyright Interests Federation and the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science in the Netherlands.
The march begins with a stormy fanfare that expresses strength and invincibility. As a contrast to the rather "up tempo" oriented main theme, the middle section is somewhat calmer. This suggests that strength can also lie in tranquility. After the return of the main theme, an energetic finale sounds, symbolizing pride and courage. The piece is meant to encourage those in the audience to use their inner strength.
This composition was created with the help of a contribution from the Music Investment Fund, an initiative of Buma/Stemra in cooperation with Voi(C)e, the Copyright Interests Federation and the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science in the Netherlands.