Marco Marzi
Mare Nostrum
(Mediterranean tour)
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Marco Marzi
Mare Nostrum
(Mediterranean tour)
- Instrumentation Concert Band
- Composer Marco Marzi
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Difficulty Level
- Edition Score and Parts
- Publisher Edizioni Musicali Wicky
- Order no. WKY14041
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Description:
Mare Nostrum' was the Roman name for the Mediterranean Sea, today the term is used to show the diversity of Mediterranean culture, with a focus on trade and cooperation between the countries facing this sea.
The composition is a musical journey (virtual) on the Mediterranean to discover the fascinating secrets of the sea with its sandy beaches, monuments and archaeological sites dating back several centuries, the marine life so beautiful and varied, a flora with many species of vegetation ...
A tour where the music wants to be 'listening to what these places have still to tell', but also the memory of emotions and ideas of color and light, perceived now approaching a coast, now entering the port, now, once landed, advancing on land, in the living fabric of cities and coastal villages, or towards more inner places, however, related to the sea. A mixed story of stories and flavors, of people of sea and land, traditions and inventions.
A journey in the Mediterranean, in the words of Fernand Braudel 'means dipping into antiquated insular worlds and at the same time surprise at the extreme youthfulness of very ancient cities, open to all the winds of culture and profit and that for centuries watched and consumed the sea.
The composition is a musical journey (virtual) on the Mediterranean to discover the fascinating secrets of the sea with its sandy beaches, monuments and archaeological sites dating back several centuries, the marine life so beautiful and varied, a flora with many species of vegetation ...
A tour where the music wants to be 'listening to what these places have still to tell', but also the memory of emotions and ideas of color and light, perceived now approaching a coast, now entering the port, now, once landed, advancing on land, in the living fabric of cities and coastal villages, or towards more inner places, however, related to the sea. A mixed story of stories and flavors, of people of sea and land, traditions and inventions.
A journey in the Mediterranean, in the words of Fernand Braudel 'means dipping into antiquated insular worlds and at the same time surprise at the extreme youthfulness of very ancient cities, open to all the winds of culture and profit and that for centuries watched and consumed the sea.