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Bent Sørensen: The Birds Of Lament: Trombone And Accomp.
Instrumental Work | Sheet Music and Books
COMPOSER:
Bent Sørensen
PUBLISHER:
Edition Wilhelm Hansen
PRODUCT FORMAT:
Instrumental Work
The Birds Of Lament for Trombones and Percussion was composed by Bent Sørensen in 1996-97. Programme Note: Many years ago I heard the Irish myth about the Bird of Lament, the bird whosecries at night augur the death of a sailor at sea. My piece is full of 'lamento' whereas traces of birds only
Specifications
| Composer | Bent Sørensen |
| Publisher | Edition Wilhelm Hansen |
| Instrumentation | Trombone and Percussion |
| Product Format | Instrumental Work |
| Description Product Type | Book [Softcover] |
| Genre | Classical |
| Style Period | Post 1901 |
| ISBN | 9788759881170 |
| No. | WHKP00552 |
| Number of pages | 18 |
| Text language | Danish |
Description
The Birds Of Lament for Trombones and Percussion was composed by Bent Sørensen in 1996-97.
Programme Note:
Many years ago I heard the Irish myth about the Bird of Lament, the bird whosecries at night augur the death of a sailor at sea. My piece is full of 'lamento' whereas traces of birds only occur sporadically.'The Birds of Lament' is the third piece in my trombone trilogy which also contains 'The Bells ofVineta' for trombone solo and 'Birds and Bells' for trombone and ensemble.The piece was written for the Ensemble L'Itiniraire as a commission from the Gulbenkian Foundation.
Bent Sørensen
Parts available: KP00553
Programme Note:
Many years ago I heard the Irish myth about the Bird of Lament, the bird whosecries at night augur the death of a sailor at sea. My piece is full of 'lamento' whereas traces of birds only occur sporadically.'The Birds of Lament' is the third piece in my trombone trilogy which also contains 'The Bells ofVineta' for trombone solo and 'Birds and Bells' for trombone and ensemble.The piece was written for the Ensemble L'Itiniraire as a commission from the Gulbenkian Foundation.
Bent Sørensen
Parts available: KP00553