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असली
The Old Castle. Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky. Alto Saxophone sheet music. Piano Accompaniment sheet music.
अनुबाद
पुराने महल. मामूली Petrovich Mussorgsky. अल्टो सैक्सोफोन शीट संगीत. पियानो संगत शीट संगीत.
असली
The Old Castle. from "Pictures at an Exhibition". Composed by Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky. 1839-1881. Arranged by Heinz Both. For alto saxophone and piano. This edition. ED 20996. Saddle-stitch. Brass. Wind Music. Grade 2-3. 10 pages. Published by Schott Music. SD.49019006. ISBN 9790001174619. With his piano cycle "Pictures at an Exhibition" from 1874, Mussorgsky created a classic example of programme music. Based on the paintings of his deceased friend Viktor Hartmann, he also composed the lyrical serenade 'Il vecchio castello'. The Old Castle. , among others. Hartmann's picture shows a medieval Italian castle with a singing troubadour who accompanies himself on the lute. In Maurice Ravel's subsequent famous orchestral version, the beautiful, melancholy melody was played by the alto saxophone. Accompaniment, prelude and interludes are reminiscent of playing a medieval hurdy-gurdy with its pervading drone bass. Therein lies the continuity of the piece, thereabove lies the quiet romance with its melancholy character - the unrequited love of the troubadour. This separate edition now gives all saxophonists the opportunity to play the piece with piano accompaniment.
अनुबाद
पुराने महल. from "Pictures at an Exhibition". मामूली Petrovich Mussorgsky द्वारा रचित. 1839-1881. हाइन्ज़ दोनों द्वारा व्यवस्था. अल्टो सैक्सोफोन और पियानो के लिए. यह संस्करण. ED 20996. काठी सिलाई. पीतल. पवन संगीत. ग्रेड 2-3. 10 पृष्ठों. Schott संगीत द्वारा प्रकाशित. SD.49019006. ISBN 9790001174619. With his piano cycle "Pictures at an Exhibition" from 1874, Mussorgsky created a classic example of programme music. Based on the paintings of his deceased friend Viktor Hartmann, he also composed the lyrical serenade 'Il vecchio castello'. पुराने महल. दूसरों के बीच में. Hartmann's picture shows a medieval Italian castle with a singing troubadour who accompanies himself on the lute. In Maurice Ravel's subsequent famous orchestral version, the beautiful, melancholy melody was played by the alto saxophone. Accompaniment, prelude and interludes are reminiscent of playing a medieval hurdy-gurdy with its pervading drone bass. Therein lies the continuity of the piece, thereabove lies the quiet romance with its melancholy character - the unrequited love of the troubadour. This separate edition now gives all saxophonists the opportunity to play the piece with piano accompaniment.
