Rising into a New Era Concert Band, Grade 4 9:30 Score Concert Band - Sheet Music

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Score Collection / Songbook

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Physical

Level:

Grade 4

Usages:

School and Community

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Concert Band (Score) - Grade 4

SKU: HL.4008968

Concert Band, Grade 4 9:30 Score. Composed by Hermann Pallhuber. Symphonic Dimensions. Concert, Concert Band. Softcover. Duration 570 seconds. Hal Leonard #SDP267-24-01. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.4008968).

UPC: 196288282174.

“Rising into a New Era” was commissioned by the city of Landeck in 2023 to commemorate its 100th anniversary since being declared a city. The composition serves as the introductory part of a trilogy, encapsulating the years from 1923 to 1956, depicting Landeck's transformation from a market town to a city. The outset of the piece is characterized by a reserved and hushed atmosphere, reflecting the initial uncertainty during a period of economic challenges. The optimistic anticipation of a new beginning is only echoed by the sound of the city's new bells. The central motif, threading throughout the entire composition, is derived from the name of the city: LAnDECk (A-D-E-C). This motif unfolds at the onset within the resonance of the city's bells, gradually evolving into the main theme through the gentle tones of the clarinets. Following the initial years of the burgeoning city, where a positive societal shift and newfound security are symbolized by a second musical theme, the sudden eruption of the Second World War disrupts this progress. A mournful melody, borrowed from the cheerful second theme of the piece, speaks of sorrow, nostalgia, yet also solace and hope for peace and freedom. A “Vivace furioso” captures the uncertainties and intense turbulence of the war. These tumultuous emotions gradually settle, culminating after a delicate oboe and saxophone solo into the now powerful main theme presented in the form of a majestic chorale. A “Vivace con bravura” brings the composition to a radiant conclusion, signifying a strengthened future for the city of Landeck.