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Gabriel Malancioiu
Pophorn
UES107712-311
Type: Noten
Difficulty: 6
Format: 210 x 297 mm
Pages: 16
Description
The intention of this cycle of works is to familiarize the young musician with issues that are common in today's scores. From the time of their youth, they should acquire a taste for experimentation and this spirit of sonic adventure should be preserved when they study scores from the traditional repertoire.
Thus, in the first piece, SALTY POPHORN, the horn player will test different sonorities, realized by hand muting; he will be challenged by the numerous changes of accents, will try the new sonority realized by striking the mouthpiece with the palm of the hand. In the second piece, DYNAMIC HORNTRASTS, the change of sonority realized by emphasizing the dynamic changes will become the primary factor. The third part, ALPINE HORNSCAPE WITH FLIES, recalls in some sections the sound of the Alphorn, heard in the Swiss Alps; the mastery of the frullato technique together with the agogic changes will challenge the musician throughout the piece. In the fourth part, HORNICE, the instability of the multiphonic and half-valve sounds will contrast with a melodic discourse closer to tradition. The last part, BUZZHORN, will surprise by its unusual sonority due to the horn directing the bell towards a Snare Drum, with the snares engaged; the horn player will also have to be concerned with the realization of glissandos and an exaggerated vibrato.
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Type: Noten
Difficulty: 6
Format: 210 x 297 mm
Pages: 16