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La cuna (version for solo clarinet and symphonic band) PS

La cuna (version for solo clarinet and symphonic band) PS-Pocket Scores for Symphonic Band-Scores Advanced

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Author/Composer

Juli Garreta Arboix (1875-1925)

Musical Adaptation

Joan-Lluís Moraleda Perxachs

Field

Scores Advanced

Collection

Pocket Scores for Symphonic Band Nr. 1

Language

Music

Format

Score

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Contents

La cuna (The Cradle): version for solo clarinet and symphonic band. Pocket Score.
 
“La cuna” is a small scale work, supposedly written in the author’s youth. In fact, it is but a “Concert solo for soloist Clarinet”, in the style of the French salon music of the time.

The main source to reconstruct this piece has been a collection of individual instrumental part, without an original score, coming from the music legacy of Juli Garrega, now entrusted to the collection of the Orfeó Català de Barcelona, in the Palau de la Música Catalana. They were compiled by Abili Fort. Once the parts had been reconstructed into a general score, it could be easily inferred that this was a theme with variations, preceded by a short initial prelude.
All the parts bear the title “Dance for Clarinet”, but curiously enough nowhere have we found the slightest indication of metronomic indication or playing speed.

It was deemed appropriate to maintain the original notation, written for Clarinet in C and offer it now just as it was, without any change or amendment - other than an odd articulation - for the Clarinet in B flat. The original repetition signs have been maintained in every single variation, its observation left to the soloist’s discretion.

Originally, the five variations were presented non-stop. However, it was deemed appropriate to offer the soloist a short rest before attempting the 4th and 5th. For this reason, we have taken the liberty of including a partial reprise of of the initial prelude - now transposed - in the fashion of an “Intermezzo”, to let the Soloist stop for a breath.

Instrumental and vocal formations

Symphonic Band

Technical Specifications

Duration

15'

Measurements

17 x 24 cm, vertical

Binding

Paperback

Number of Pages

57

ISMN

979-0-69210-685-2

Editor

DINSIC Publicacions Musicals

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