Siegmund Andraschek
Good Night Valerie
for trombone/baritone solo and piano
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Siegmund Andraschek
Good Night Valerie
for trombone/baritone solo and piano
- Instrumentation Trombone and Piano
- Composer Siegmund Andraschek
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Difficulty Level
- Edition Sheet Music
- Publisher Andraschek Musikverlag
- Order no. AND30057
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Description:
This version for solo instrument with piano accompaniment combines three main themes from the setting of the children's book "Valerie und die Gute-Nacht-Schaukel" (Mira Lobe). The stage work of the same name was commissioned by OPER GRAZ and premiered in front of a sold-out audience on the main stage in May 2019.
Plot of the book: Valerie doesn't want to go to sleep yet. She still wants to play and swings from one adventure to the next. She discovers "Turbanland", travels across the ocean on a ship, lands in a beautiful winter landscape and experiences much more until she gets tired.
The music: Theme 1 describes little Valerie, who explains to her father that she is not tired yet and wants to stay up longer because there is still so much to experience (Theme II). In the end, however, she becomes more and more tired and slowly falls asleep (Theme III).
The version for trombone and piano was commissioned by Jürgen Oswald (Staatsoper Berlin) and is warmly dedicated to him.
Solo part is available for: Trombone/baritone/bassoon in C, trombone/baritone in Bb/ bass trombone/tuba in C, tuba in Bb
Plot of the book: Valerie doesn't want to go to sleep yet. She still wants to play and swings from one adventure to the next. She discovers "Turbanland", travels across the ocean on a ship, lands in a beautiful winter landscape and experiences much more until she gets tired.
The music: Theme 1 describes little Valerie, who explains to her father that she is not tired yet and wants to stay up longer because there is still so much to experience (Theme II). In the end, however, she becomes more and more tired and slowly falls asleep (Theme III).
The version for trombone and piano was commissioned by Jürgen Oswald (Staatsoper Berlin) and is warmly dedicated to him.
Solo part is available for: Trombone/baritone/bassoon in C, trombone/baritone in Bb/ bass trombone/tuba in C, tuba in Bb