Name: TWO DANCES
SKU: SMP-10-0249
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TWO DANCES

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Composer	Lortzing, Albert / Schubert, Franz
Arranger	Beek, Wil van der
Instumentation	Concert Band/ Flexible Instrumentation
Grade	4
Duration	8:00
Genre	Classical Transcriptions/ Concert Music/ Serenades
Series	Concert Band Series
Included Parts	Part 1 – Flute – Oboe – Bb Clarinet 1 – Bb Trumpet 1 Part 2 – Bb Clarinet 2 – Eb Alto Saxophone – F Horn 1 – Bb Trumpet 2 Part 3 – Bb Tenor Saxophone – F Horn 2 -Trombone 1 – Euphonium Part 4 – Bassoon – Bb Bass Clarinet – Eb Baritone Saxophone – Trombone 2 – Tuba
Format	DIN A4
Article	SMP-10-0249

Two, rather randomly chosen dances by two composers who lived at the same time.

Dance from “Czar and Carpenter” – Albert Lortzing
Albert Lortzing (1801 – 1851) was a German composer, who wrote cheerful and colorful music, for example in his opera “Czar and Carpenter” (Zar und Zimmermann). The “Clog Dance” from this opera is well known. However, a different dance has been chosen, one that resounds to a wedding scene.
Dance from “Rosamunde” – Franz Schubert
Franz Schubert (1797 – 1828) was an Austrian composer, who produced an enormous oeuvre in his short life. The incidental music for “Rosamunde” also includes ballet music, from which dance has been chosen for this edition.

Two, rather randomly chosen dances by two composers who lived at the same time.

Dance from “Czar and Carpenter” – Albert Lortzing
Albert Lortzing (1801 – 1851) was a German composer, who wrote cheerful and colorful music, for example in his opera “Czar and Carpenter” (Zar und Zimmermann). The “Clog Dance” from this opera is well known. However, a different dance has been chosen, one that resounds to a wedding scene.
Dance from “Rosamunde” – Franz Schubert
Franz Schubert (1797 – 1828) was an Austrian composer, who produced an enormous oeuvre in his short life. The incidental music for “Rosamunde” also includes ballet music, from which dance has been chosen for this edition.