Dagmar Kildevann
Circus Delight
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Dagmar Kildevann
Circus Delight
- Formación Orquesta de viento metal
- Compositor Dagmar Kildevann
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- Edición Partitura general y partichelas
- Editorial Gobelin
- Nº de pedido GOB000381-030
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Circus Delight' is a five-part suite which is set, how could it be otherwise, in a big circus tent.
The suite starts with a part called 'Entrance'. The orchestra, positioned above the entrance of the ring asks for the attention of the audience and then the ring announcer enters. The show can begin!
The elephants play a central role in the first act. These colossal grey animals are rather slow and perform their tricks in a moderate tempo. ('Elephant Blues')
How different are 'The Acrobats'. At high speed they run, jump and fly through the ring, until....... It gets very exciting. Fortunately, all's well that ends well and they take their leave of the audienceat a trot.
Everyone knows, and yet it is mostly not spoken about, that when a clown has taken off his red nose and rubbed off his make-up, his face off-stage is not always a happy one. ('Tears of the Clown')
The piece ends on a cheerful note with 'The Parade', in which all the artists make their entrance in the ring once again to gratefully acknowledge the audience's overwhelming applause.
The suite starts with a part called 'Entrance'. The orchestra, positioned above the entrance of the ring asks for the attention of the audience and then the ring announcer enters. The show can begin!
The elephants play a central role in the first act. These colossal grey animals are rather slow and perform their tricks in a moderate tempo. ('Elephant Blues')
How different are 'The Acrobats'. At high speed they run, jump and fly through the ring, until....... It gets very exciting. Fortunately, all's well that ends well and they take their leave of the audienceat a trot.
Everyone knows, and yet it is mostly not spoken about, that when a clown has taken off his red nose and rubbed off his make-up, his face off-stage is not always a happy one. ('Tears of the Clown')
The piece ends on a cheerful note with 'The Parade', in which all the artists make their entrance in the ring once again to gratefully acknowledge the audience's overwhelming applause.